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CHRONIC DlSEASE.-By the term chronic
disease, is generally understood one that has
lasted for some weeks, and Is not attended
generally, with febrile reaction. These cases
exhibit but little tendency to recover when
unatdeI, and many OF them are not amenn-
BILE to the common modes of medication. All
chronic diseases, when treated In season, can
always he cured by proper means, but Il re.
quires time. And 1t should be borne in mind
by every patient, that in the treatment of
chronic diseases, perseverance Is absolutely
necessary, because It Is rarely indeed that
quick cures are made by the most skilled
physicians. The fnct that acute malnlies
run their course rapidly, and must I've prompt
~ checked lest they prove fatal, Inns been n
great stumbling block in the way of both
physicians and patients in the treatment OF
chronic affections, and more injury haS been
effected, and more diseases fastened peFInn-
nently upon inYalids by efforts TO make quick
cures Of this class of diseases, than by almost
anything else. Time and patience, together
with proper remedies and care, are always
required In the medication of chronic dis
eases. 1t Is gentle means that succeed best in
most cases; the system will not bear undue
CNcitndon, consequently all medication
Should be mild and persistent, changing the
abnormal condition Of the system gradually
thus bringing 1t back to its original HEALTHY
standard. See DIR. Kisner's card In another
column.
Once hours from 9to 70 a. NJ, i to 4 and 9
Iob I. NJ. jy2O-2w
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SUPREME CoURT.-The court was en-
gagged yesterday in hearing the argu-
mcnt i'll the case of Charles Wells,
charged with the murder of Hugh
Clancy. The prisoners counsel claims
that three successive terms the Circuit
Court have passed without the prisoner
having n trial, and that under the
statute he is entitled to his dis
charge, as none of the exceptions re-
quired by law appears upon the records
of the court, and that the record is the
only evidence that can he received.
The attorney for the commonwealth
claims that the case comes within the
exceptions of the statute, and the post
pOnement of the trial was for sufficient
causes and also claims the right to prove
the fncts by Parol testimony. The case
is one of deep interest, and has been
ably argued by A. b. Caldwell, esq.
for the State, and NIessrs. Wheat ant
Richards for the prisoner.
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Lots for Sale,

In South Wheeling or Ritchieto,on. M
NoaSS s. 6,7,s,lS, II, Is and 10, in square No.
The above lots are in the square below Mfr
samuel Otts-lie in n block surrounded nv
streets street and alleys. Four of them front on the
Also, lots Nos. o and 10, in SQUARE as
Nos. and 8, in square Be,
Nos. 10 md l6, in square H.
Nos. 3, 4 and II, In square 43.
Nos: u and IL, In square 80, Iiif-~
No.7, IN square Is, .--yV
Nos; and 10, in square 40, Il .t t
no. - and part of 4, in squire A. f...3. y
The above property can be pnrcbasad NJ
private sale, untiI Tuesday, July 8, when The
OF felnaining uilsold will be offered at pub
TIC sale nj the Court House. fIfls7. 1T -
Apply to THOS. .O'BRIEN.
ir1+J Real Estate Agent,
1f-'u Usr' REGISTER Office.
The me is,H Hbove sale Is postponed TIL Monday,
W ti1Il Wy oI Ausust. in25
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THE SYMPTOMS of CATARRH. AS
they generally appear are at first very
slight; Persons find they have n cold, thht
they have frequent attacks, and are more
sensitive 70 the changes of temperature. In
this condition, the nose may be dry, or n slight
discharge, thin and ncrid, Afterwards becon-
Ing .thick and adhesive. AS the disease be
comes chronic; the discharges are increased in
thick and heavy, and are haW1xed or cOughei
OIL. The secrettOnS arc offensive, causing 4 bad
breath; the voice Is thick and nasal tile ewes
are weak; the sense OF the smell is lessened or
destroyed; deafness frequently takes plnce
another common and important SYMPTOM of
Cntafrh Is that the person is obliged to clear
his throat In the morning of thick orslimy
mucus, which has fnllen down from the head
during the night. When this takes place the
person may be sure that his disease is on its
arreStIng 1t. ~ 49,
g, The e, above are but few ofthe many Catarrh
a single BOTTLE will last n mOnth-tO
be used three times a day.
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FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY
y situated on the line ofthe National Rnnd
i II miles east of the city of Wheeling. Said
eleven rooms and an attic finished. hate
looms and MI modern improvements: also.
nII zen ncreS or ground attached, on which
fIo ling, Ice and spring house, chicSery and
Two Two clsterns Also, one hundred and twenty
rum and Ounce trees, all bearing TIera
T ,S aiSn choice selections of Grapes, RaSpber-
RES RES, blaSkberreS, Strawberries, and Other
WIN WIN eVergreens and other ornamental shrnb
perry. $50 = san > - - IL T
any one desiring to purchase nj too1etGeI W
~, fteIsoTs desiring to consult me in reaarIl tn
pGlce, terms ofpayment, &C.. can leave their
me- nI lit ~ ue Sas Gompany's Office, or visit
feb22-tf JACOB HoRNBRooK.
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fanfy 6uuds.
FANCY GOODS!

Bugle g. Lace Trimmed Parasols.
0'm0mcntsJor Mantle & Dress Trimming.
LACE TRIMMED CAMBRIA HANDKrFs
FRENCH EMBROIDERED do
MOURNING do
PLAIN LINEN do HI.
Thirty different styles Belt Buckles; Beltines.
allwidths, Lace Operates, Infant Embroid-
cred Waists, Edgings and Lace, Organ
die, Maltese, Clerical, Grape, Fluted
Swiss and Plain Linen Collars,
CorSets from SIPS to Sc per
pair; Plain and Plnid
Ribbons, Silk Cable
COrIls, GIrlles &
Tassels, Silk
Oil Cloths, ....s ..=
Fine Fans, Fancy Tuck
Combs, Hosiery and Gloves.
Black Lace, Colored Borders, Mask
ed and Checkered Zephyr Falls, Grep-
adine, Berage, Love and Grape Wells
Ladies and Gents Travelling Satchels, Alison
rare Stock OF Childrens Carriages.
ID. NICOLL & BRO.
I!!S!3 100 Main Street.
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RIvER.-The elegant Steamer Poto-
mac, Capt. Fink, arrived early yestcr-
day morning. She brought up large
number of passengers and a fair trip of
freight. She will leave again this eve
ming for Cincinnati, and we can cheer
fully recommend officers and boat to
the travelling community. At6o'cl6ck
the river was falling slowly with nine
feet six inches in the channel. A
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WELcoME.-On last Sabbath Rev. f,
Ball delivered an address of welcome
at the North Street Church, to returned
soldiers, which was well received by
the brave patriots and all their friends
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W.. va. Business GolIaga..

Located at Horn6rOokss building, No. 1885
. Mdf'l Street, Wheeling, w va,
FORMERLY CONDUCTED BYII HITCH
T. COCK, now under the management of
w. Pryor, Will reSume.its next session on the
LIST OF August, 1865. The same liberal and
scientific course of instruction ms heretofore
SO successfully pursued, is now pursued by the
present successor, in imparting a knowledge
OF housekeeping, PenmnnShip and Political
Economy. In addition, there will he given
lectures on the subject OF Physiology, show
ing in poltticO-econOmiCal sense, the indis-
peISdUte necessity of n knowledge of the laws
of health in the struggle for success and pre-
eminence in business. There will also be offer-
Ell 10 young ladies' and gentlemen DESTROYS OF
and English literature, and any. of the sci
enGeS, an afternoon school, from u past /
jyl4-lm w. PRYOR,
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O. B. cAIDWEI,T,

|, A TTORNEY FOR ALL MILITARY
~ Claims, Back Pay, Bounty, Pensions, &c
nD-Omce-MelOdeOn Building, rooms' form
erly occupied by Caldwell & Boyd, opposite
Bnnk of Wheeling, (uP stairs)9 -
REFERENCEs:-Hi Exeellency A. I. Bore
man, Governorof West Virginia. F. p. Peir-
rOint, Adjutnnt General of West Virginia. s.
Brady, Cashier Merchants and Mechanics
Bank. d. G. List, Cashier Bank of Wheeling.
mh7-BmdtW,EXY --..--L-L - -
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MUNICIPAL COURT.-Onlya few minor
and unimportant cases were tried yes
terday, involving but light fines,
in all to twenty-five dollars.
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FIsIk'S aIIsTALLIC nURIAL CASES.
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware.

HAVING INCREASED MY FLA ILITIES
IL for the manufacture of tile above nTti-
Giles, am prepared to fill all orders promptly,
any other house in the city. keep the latest
patterns of STOVES, both Wood and Coal.
and will warrant every Stove. I am nrepar.
ed to do all kinds OF Job Work in Sheet Iron
and Tin and will give such Jobs my personal
attention. Spouting and Guttcring of all
Kinds always on hand. Copper and Brass
Kettles and Fruit Cams of the best kind also
very cheap: Merchants and others visiting
the city Will do well TO give me call.
Je2 '.f.h b. F. CAIDWEIIL
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BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
At the meeting of the Board tomorrow
evening Superintendent is to be elect
ed for the school district of Wheeling.
The commissioners at their last meet
ing fixed the salary of this officer at one
thousand dollars, sum that is deemed
sufficient to secure the services of 4
competent man.
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JOINED THE REGULAR ARMY,-NIr.
Geo. o'Neal, formerly an Ohio River
Pilot, and well known among the
steamboatmen OH the Western waters.
hns for some time past been connected
with the volunteer force of the U. S.
army. He was recently mustered out.
and we are informed, has been rendered
and accepted commission as captain
IN the regular army. The captain is n
citizen of Steubenv1le, and his MANY
friends there and elsewhere will receive
thenews of his promotion to the regu-
lar service as a distinguished mark of
his superior capacity as an officer, and
his merits as gentleman.
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GdufatiuuaI.
Wheeling Female College,
WHEELING, w. VA.

# sfEEL
THIS INSTITUTION, HARTERED|
with full collegiate powers In 1854, and
recently reorgnniZed under new Board Of
Directors, viii be opened as collegiate tnst-
tute ON the first wednesday IN September
next The buildings now being tho
roughly refitted and newly furnished
In the 1fbeality of It's arrangements, In the
extent and comprehenSiVenesS of its course
of study, in its methods of tuition and gov
eminent, and In the ability and experience Of
Its Board OF Instruction, the public may rely
upon its being n fiTst-claSs seminary.
Having had many years experience in con-
Quoting leading Educational institutions in.
the EaStaIn and Middle States, u feel assured
that with the liberal patronage and the ear
nest cooperation of tile citizens of Wheeling
md vicinity, the College will soon be able to
extend to young ladies all tile facilities for an
accomplished education to be found outSid
of our eastern metropolitan cities.
1t affords me the highest satisfaction to be
able to announce the engagement OF n corps
of teachers of distinguished ability, e&pe-
Renee and reputation. =. y - - ,
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT Will be organized
Mt an early day, having especial reference to
the preparation Of young ladies for the ,busi-
ness OF teaching.
opened for such Misses us are too young to
enter the collegiate. ls =r 4'y - =
The Institution will be conducted upon
Protestant, but not upon denominational
principles the leading churches of this vicinI-
ty, the Methodist, the Presbyterian and the
EplscopalianS being represented in the Facul-
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21Ok A MoNTHLAGENTs WANTED
8,, ~ 81 everywhere, to Introduce the fmo
5f,S| ~, fSSdlo q Ozark SD FIHllU Sst5iR0 Nd
SI.r!,et Lne only low priced mnchine In the
SW1I4ITy which Is licensed by Grover & BalSer
~ ~ LseiSr q Wilson, Howe, Singer & Co. md
i naSt .Ieiuer. an other machines now sold for
IS 1SS ~ Forty dollars EACH are fTrin0eSiIeEtS
sile seller and user are ldbEe, to Ine and
LII IJIIIeIH, SALARY and expenses or large
ELI fsion, allowed. illustrated circulars
n1gLsseS AddresS SHAW & CLARK 4
HIaSo7SmddETs -5 Biddeford, Maine \
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auNnAf-scHooL PIC-NIC.-We espe-
ciaiiS desire to call the attention of our
readers to the picnic of the Chapline
Street Sunday-schoOl. which comes OFF
on next Wednesday ut the beantif6I
grove near Moundsvillc. The most
perfect arrangements have been mnde
to have pleasant and profitable enter
tainment to all who may be present.
The address of the Rev. Thoburn is of
itselfa sufficient inducement to attract
every friend of the Sabbath-schools and
will repay all who attend. We hope to
see large turn out on the occasion, and
for particulars, would refer all to the
notice in our advertising columns.
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Valuable Property for Sale,
IN AND NEAR
Sardis, Monroe Co., Ohio.

PEING DESTROYS of changing my business I
- offer for sale my valuable property siluRt-I
ed In and near the town of SarIiis comprising
q iarm near Slrdis and one mile from the
Ohto river, containing one hundred and eiph-
" acres, ninety acres of which are cleared and
under snitlVation, with young orchard OF
choice fruit trees. - 80 : =
farm near SarllS, one and one quarter
mlies rom the Ohio river containing IN acres
MY acres OF which nre cleared, with younT
orchard now bearing. containing four hum
. dred trees, of apple, peach, plum and cherry
$50: my large BRICK (Steam) FLOUR
ING MILL, nj SarliS, containing two run
OF four feet hurTs; engine, IL inch cylinder.
Z iGet stroke, two double fiued boilers This
Mill is situated in the midst of a fine grain
growing region and now enjoying n fine pa-
ILonage' II Is completely provided with all
order. - 'ss--- - az ''i''e IN ming
I'm In this property rare opportunity is Of
one of which now reside. ~ IA
Two, Two store houses, in one of which lam Mt
EDWIN HORNBRoOR.
JuO-lIn" SarCltS. Monroe Co, Ohio
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ONO COUNTY RECEIPTS AND ExpEN-
DITUREs.-From the financial state
mcnt of the County Treasurer and
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, we
learn that the total receipts of the
county from tho 10Th of January, 1864,
to the 10Th day of Juue, 1865, were
1921, l2s.2s, and the expenditures within
the same period s4O3, s77.59, leaving a
balance of Sl775O.69 in the hands of
the Treasurer. Tho heaviest item in
the expenditures is the bounty money
paid to volunteers, which amounts to
S24S,5OO. The sum of slO,7s5.67 was
paid for the relief of soldiers families.
The following are the present liabilities
of Ohio county for 1866:
n & s NJ Ira Bank, money borrowed, $500
First National Bank ''-'' 5='SSS
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THE pupils of Prof. Jos. Eberd will
please take notice, that owing to indis-
position, he will discontinue his class
from this date until Monday, September
4th, next. 1t.
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SPECIAL NoTIcE-Having TO he absent
from the 18th ms: TO Aug. 10th, application
Hubbard, President, or to j, r. Wilson. Fs1..
Secretary Board of Directors jySO-tf
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WHEELING is famous for her manu-
facturies of Iron, Glass and the E.rcel-
siOr Baking PO'cofer. The last is now a
great family institution! We are send
ing it north, south, east and west! II
makes light bread and light hearts
wherever it goes.
Manufactured and sold by II. II. To-
gan, IL Co., and Logan, List & Coz
wholesale and retail druggists, Wheel
ing. aug. 1-wCl,Ew
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EXPENSES PER QUARTER

Tu1TIoN-First Preparatory, SO; Second
Collegiate, 50; Junior, SO; Senior, Si2 50;
Latin, French, German, or other Language, IS;
ExpeIimental SCIENCES, Sc extra, each; Draw
on, So; Music on Pialio, $40; Use OF fnstru-
ment, 81 50; NoeA Music, $40; Fuel, ID and Sd
quarters, so centRPRch quarter.
BoAIlD-Sl5; II 81 and Lights, So; washing
s.; Weekly Board, from Monday to Friday
night, So 20; Fnel and Lights, 81.
Bills both for tuition and board payable in all
cNSes at the COMMENCEMENT of the quarter
Sept, 9Th, Nov. 18th, Fob. LIST and April 18th.
July %, 1866. +'>'-l'-'7' ~ p Presid lent
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LARGE FUNERAL.-The high estima-
ton in which our lamented fellow citt-
zens, Jacob Senseney and his son Will
liam, were held in this community, was
manifested yesterday by the unusually
large turn out of citizens to pay the last
tribute of respect to the honored dead.
The very solemn and impressive funeral
ceremonies were conducted by Rev D.
Fisher, Rev. S. B. Barnitz and Rev. Mr..
Hamilton
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7 DISEASE OF INIPRUDENC

OF pleasure finds that he has imbibed the
seeds of this painful disease, 1t too often hap
pens that an ill-timed sense of shame, or dread
Of discovery, detefs him from applying To-
those who, nom education and responsibility,
can alone befrlend him, delaying till the con-
.stituuonal symptoms of this horrid disease
make their appearance, such MS liberated sore
throat, diseased nose, nocturnal pains in tho
head and limbs, dlmness of sight, dealings,
nodes on the shln-bone9 and arms, blotchcs
on the head, fhce and extremities, progressing
with frightfnl rapidity, till Mt last the palate
of the mouth or the bones Of the nose fall In
and the victim Of this awful disease becomes
n horTid object OF commiseration, until death
puts period to his dreadful snfferings, by
sending him to 1that undiscovered country
It Is a melancholy Jdcf, that Thousands fnl.
victims to this terrible disease, owing to the
unSllillfulneSs ofignorant pretenders, who, by
the constitution, and make the residue Of life
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Trust not your lives or health TO the care OF
many unlenrned md worthless pretendefS'
destitute of knowledge, name or character
who copy DR.. Johnst0ns advertisements OF
style themselves in the newspapers, regular
ly Educated Physicians: incapable OF CURING
they keep Won itrihinR month nfter .month'
taking their filthy and poisonous compounds
or MS long us the smallest fee can be ObtalneG,
and in despair, leave you with ruined h eaI1
to sigh over your own CALLING disappointment
DR.. Johnston is the only Physician adVeF-
HiscredsntIaIs or diplomas, always hang In
His remedies or treatment are unknown 10
NIL others prepared from lie spent IN NE
great hospitals of Europe; inc nIst III W
country and moro extensive pFIrdie prdctice
than any other Physician IN the world
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this institu-
tI0TI wear nfter year, and the numerous I'M
norf6nt Surgical Operations performed by
6r Johnston. witnessed by the reporters Of
the ISnn !" Clipper" and many other papers,
notices al which have appeared again ana
opnin before the public, besides his standmB
NJ; n gentleman OF character and respons1olh'
ty, Is n sufficient guarantee TO the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
nB-No letters received unless postpaid and
a stump to be used on the reply
Persons writing should state age, and SEND PoI'
finn IN advertisement describing symptoms
JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON, n. D.,
Ofthe Baltimore Lock Hospital, BnltlmoIei
febI5-lyS -r.-3 huIS L-hIIS-
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THEATRE.-This place of amusement
was filed again last evening to witness
the production of the moral play of
Uncle Toms Cabin. 1t was produced
in excellent style, which reflects credit
uponNrr. Raymond'sa able management.
The Eva Miss Lille Thompson was a
gem, her rendition of the character was
true to nature. Miss Gordon as Aunt
Ophelia, was comic in the extreme, it
was correct type of dowu-east Yam
kee. Mr.. Hamilton infused proper
degree of brutIshness in his part of
Legree. Mr.. Saville was an excellent I'm
Gle Tom. Raymondwas funny as usual.
Tonight the Streets of New York will
be repeated for the last time. We ad-
wise all to SEQ it, and would also suggest
to Mr.. Raymond, to repeat Uncle Toms
Cabin before his departure.
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"1cURE wARRANTEDpa
SYMPTOMS.

No can for Circular describing al symptoms,
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Reflect that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote cOnnu.
bial happiness. Indeed, without these, the
journey through life becomes weary pill
gTimage: the prospect hOurlY daTkens TO the
view; the mind becomes Swallowed with des-
pair and filed with the melancholy reileCl
ton that the happiness OF another becomes
hliphted with Our own
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Member OF the Royal College of Sureon,
London, Graduate from one OF the mOSf emi.
nent Colleges in the United States, and the
the hospitals of London, Paris, PhilndeIDhiS
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the mos
astonishing cures that were ever known.
many troubled with ringing i'll the head and
ears when asleep, great nervousness, being
alarmed Mt sudden sounds, buShfulnp4S, with
frequent bluSlling, attended sometimes with
arrangement of mind, were cured immedk
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- For Rats, Mice. Reaches. Ants, Rel.
, a.tffS EleaS, Moths I'm EurS and Wool
ems insects ON Plants, Fowls, Animals.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07
FURNITURE, &C.
SECOND HAND STORE.
233 East Washington ST.,

NEAR L1TTLE,S HOTEL
EtOOE STOVES, HEATING STOVES, FURNITURE
u ard Nsiuasses Of all kinds, conditions are prcess
You here end everything necessary % make conD
ce.e outfit fer hease<ee.tns. and prio~. ranging
from IS TO 50 cent cheaper than 6e had nsw sry
where IN he city. also have conpets stock Of Ss~
Tfn~are, Common Cears, B>tytsscs ana Looklux
Glasses. Call AID 80 J. T. xARoT.
tsn1T>oo84 e. E111 erals. Z -
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR. cOLYoUR. MEDICAL oFFICk 30. 20 SOUTH
Merriam Street. fOrfets - Zee 4 I. fsiis IN cur
M any hat may under lis care no matte
8oW obstinate long standing. IL warrants Won =
syphilis, "a The primary stage helped in 5 min
ltes, cured IA q hours elect Of % yezrs standing
cured BY Or. C. .'eice haaTs : 70 10 p 4 mars