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New-York tribune., 1867-10-10

speclel from NcwYork to foreign ports for the week
ending October and since the beginning of the yeau
Fer Fss1oa.y sas EsGs 'is5 ss:5 sss l .s
Since January l. sl2O.2i9.s9O A4s,25s,oss .is977sIa
The Pennsylvania Coal Company report the ship
ments of Pittston Coal for the week ending Oct
1867, as follows:
by Railway. ..-........-.. 1885
Previously lS67.-.......... ...............e27,ss4
Total .e4ss7s
To same date, 1866. .S3l5ss
Increase e............. ..sisTn
Lehigh Canal coal trade for the week ending
Oct. s. 1867:
Corresponding week last year. $3.50 Os SO50o II
Decrease. se...-......--............2,SO9 2,SO9 10 665Ss
Daniel Drew, esq, has been elected director Of
the Erie Railway Company, vice Underwood, TO
signed and has also been unanimously elected Treas
urer The new directors have already voted to aid
the Boston, Hartford and Erie Road to the extent Of
$1,000 OOO which secures to the latter State aid from
Massachusetts to the extent Of $300O0OO. The State
of Massachusetts, gets as collateral for its loan $3
10000 of the bonds of the b., H. and Erie Road, and
the Erie Company is, we are informed, as thoroughly
protected as the State of Massachusetts for what IL
does The b. II. and Erie Road has to build
little over 100 miles Of road. when broad gauge wiz
be in operation from Boston to St. Louis, and Of
which the share capital is wholly without income.
The Cleveland and Toledo Road has determined 70
increase its capital stock q per cent, preparatory to
consolidation with the Cleveland, PainesYile and
Ashtabula Road.
The financial advices from Washington
couragng, and Secretary McCulloch's annual report,
it is stated, will have no uncertain tones in it. He
will be able to show most satisfactory reduction in
the National debt but what is better the fact that
the whole has been reduced to order, and that
resumption of specie payments is an event Of tbs
immediate future. He will be able to go before Con-
gress with facts and arguments to prove the neces
sty of prompt resumption cOnclusively that they
must prevail with those who at the last session held
the opinion that contraction must be long deferred
and more currency be issued.
w. Z. Wright says of cotton:
Wo are still receiving favorable news as 10 the pros
meets OF the incoming crop The weather lately
all that could be wished, and under ITS influence the
plant 10 doing we'll The maturing Of the bOlls pro-
pressing rapidly, and picking Is general everywhere We
on the the advent OF frost the extent Of the
will mainly depend. The general feeling on the sublees
here and elsewhere, just n0w toward larger estmates
the proof OF which may be found in the recent heavy 10
cline in the value OF the article The following IS state
ment O the movement IN cotton since LIST September ts
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Before Mr.. Justice SMITH.
A SINGULAR ACCIDENT.
-. d .H.....s... "a ff.H. ~ n...r 4 q

This was an action for the death of the
plaintiffs daughter through the alleged negligence Of the
city When IN june 1865. The 1agstan IN the City Hal
Pdrk. broadway WAS being removed u fell on the
telegraph Utc and thus pulled down the telegraph pole
on alufiayst which ftl the plaintiffs daughter Sc
vercy iurug her and causing hcrdcath some SIX months
later Almost the only question Of fact In the case was
whether ANY city official had directed the taking down OF
the flagstaff. IL scarcely seemed that the city had au-
tAorld ID. removal bat 90 claimed that the city was
har. f 10 had permitted any on Its own lands
90 90 1u act of resulting In injury. The Court
while expressing great doubt the question, ruled for
convenience saSe against the city on this point The
Hmouut oi the damages 20 c recovered by the father was
limited To the expenses Incurred by and loss o services
gvc occaaloucd 10 the father between the time Of the
accident and The death Of his child The jury are to bring
iL a sealed verdict
CnAMnrEs- Before Justice B,RSNnp.
Helen Josephine LaWlOr AFT. Frank LawlOr.-
Report OF rci,roo confirmed ANA judgment VI divorce
granted.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-IS BANKRUrTcY.
Petitions in Bankruptcy were filed and re-
ferrcd follows: Petition of Ctssus j. Peek ~ this city,
referred To Register ketchum; of Delaney kennedy of
this clty referred 90 Register williams; OF John H. Var
entne OF this city referred 10 Register Fisher; and Of
John Thompson of this city referred 10 Register Dayton
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COURT CALENDARs-TnIs DAY.

sJPREMR COURT Cmcrir-PNT L-INGRAHAN.J j. The Court
will be session. and the Civil Calendar m not
be called
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" W 70 AA- 80 A'.ss'"f "''' ~ 80
be called
PART II
l2lO-Penrose sgt Whippt
1s1l-Liina agt Waugh rt eL
l5O0-lirrhert agt. Grss.
IG83-Os.ool ct al agt MARI.
lU3G-Wrrks 1t a. sgt Goetz q al
lItJ-Mech. Nat Bank agt batti,
lG8s-Appi-gats agt. E.sea5erg.
lOti-Ebcl agt SaWari
llI0-Lamson sgL kusfe.
lllU-Yau Nos,faud agt Rsedcr Z
al
PA
II15-Wllams agt Wood.
lJ2G-krIiy AZ. Second Nations
bank Of Ere.
so Fielding agi. Scoheld.
lgl-MarK agt Ralhhuru.
I3i1-Pugh agt Wright
lbJl-ilelstaud sgt, OuI
Jlf-Ortftagt Leeds.
l62O--Taylor AIT Hart
1ilf-liusier agt Bupp.
Munthan agt npoit'
SUPREME COUKT.-SPECrAl
Al - agt --.
Issues Of
i52-Gerard agt Gerard
1s1-Srrhall agt. Decker
I5i-Mnllen at. Same.
l33-The Sirih-ayr. T. K. CO. AZ
Mclntyre Il Al.
l,f-Noe agL Sanlrrs1n.
IS7-Saciett agt liavruA
l53-Same agt same.
l59-Soble agt. Kinstler II al
l6O-Carson at Ball
l6l-Nhitc Il 81 egt. Nofganthst
SUPREME COURT-Ci
lS-Peck agt llenshag.
6l-Roo, agt. Meinschenck
85-Kelly agt Ingalls.
lnO-Bogen Agt. Chase.
l0l-Sans Agt. Same.
Call l5l-Roherts agt. Merritt.
SUPERIOR COURT.
122l-Briei,ly agi. Churchill.
l973-MstheW. sgt Spaulding.
if27-Voorhees at. Scrymser.
32l7-Sackeit agt Gunner.
32gl-Hodlhan agt. Cogau.
J2g9-WyckoH AT. The McCiintoc
Pet. Min. Go.
329s-Hogan sgi CregiB.
J1g5--ltosers sgL Bacier
31ei-Stoepel Agt. LorentL
J4N-Dery Egt Goldstein.
3g21-ZogbAnin sgt Anuch.
1126-CarmAn agt. Beriau.
5iy6-CoAsley agt Chamberlain.
Js3S-liopkins agt The Mayor I
tie City.
3N0-Ductworih agt. Geer.
J442-Vo1rhi.. IT,, agi Bingham.
COMMON PLEAS-TAiAL
661-Nchls agL Sands.
7i2-BnhkerhoH sat. stewart
5Tl-Laplugh Ast Wilson.
1.l-Ilein agt. Smith.
Andrews agt Crawford.
7;G- Maudel AZ. 6reru.
7s1-Shaw sgt Mogett
T-g-Frshee aft. Turner
7s1-f..4yei 49, ov.1h.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10

SMITH. j.
li7.9-Mctr. admr 81; Roseh It al
C6i-Yeuoist sgL Piackuey II al
llOH-Westeryrit agt llerm. Barrel
Co.
5il-Carprnter agt Joudon ct al
/ 7si-Same az. Gibson.
Gub-kcrus at. SulIyan.
Mitchell act Srheuck ct al
3fi-Corwin agt Field
I 3a1-Samc ast Same.
51O-Byan at Dupes.
r III.
55B-McGaf,lch sgt browne.
lO3t-Capmau sgt Briggs.
5B-Ne,ins aga. Marsion
e5-Lnnier hgt Genital K. z Co.
ltg23-Ehrrt fgt Hudson.
f1l-Fori agt Aiken.
i6g6-Glcason agt Day.
la9l-Oiyaney agt Cunvan.
l2,64-Loril.ard agt. Hicks
l7O3-llonn agt AKIN et al
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10

Au0ustd, Ga, Sept. 6. 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10

Since January .sl2C.219.s9O N4s25s,93s sls9775la
The Pennsylvania Coal Company report the ship
ments of Pittston Coal for the week ending Oct. q
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10

ALBANY, Oct. 9.-The following are the deci-
atoms in the Conrt OF Appeals at the consultation COM
mencng Sept TO- 1861 argued in the June term OF said
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TIE. 'orHsR: war.

.,aC4nnot take nah ort cut through, 2
this narrow alley. z asked a: porte
with q heavy load on; bis shoulder
tYou can replledths man,sabntsif 4
were you I,would d,try yahes OIL err way, !.
for am not quito aare;tbat You dAnsget !:
out at: The o;hor end opcos swaetss
that way, and got half "a bucket ssaf
dirty water thrown. ovors my clothes
by a.women who was wisiing wih2EE',
dows. After ALL tonnd q; ;gateat the :
end,of the alley, with paddock bnsi,; !.
SO, il i were you I would try the other
way. :" -. ~. - s..
The experience Of one often saves.
another from such disappdoibtnrent and
'yexation how willingly tbon. should
| wo listen to the experience of sch as
aro wiser thap ourselves. !:
"Try lhe other wayssaid asfriend,s :
to enc who was brutality beating HIS,
]l.orso, becruse he gwoaids not pass a.,
heap Of mortar which soiihlewhat tsear.s
ed, HIM: t.lt.is a case where kindness.ss
will answer better than .eraelfy: ;Get
4 off your horse, ,'seatlis his rnfisd tsns. i
! per pat himFoh tho, mock instead dff,
,fiashing bis sides; lend him by.1
the mortar, going:to i ysonrselE Inst. Ia
4 .giYehim confidence: DO his and ron
( will, have. lat 1itties troaAlee lsIis lGsiim;
!, ENethi6g can: te clearerst 66aafhia, that
I:reu are going - wronp 1lbw;s ofrv :tfra<
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bodies the samO idea in q single line,
Tho couplet Of -Hudibras Ia: -.
Fer those that fly may fight again,

= For those that fly may fight again,
-. Which lie can u<ve: do ,l'nrs slain" =
-IIell is pavod with g"od Intentions y
though found ih>Johnson. and Her
'crt, was obviously in that day a per
verbal expression. Walter Scott as
,ribed it. 70 some "stcrn cd divine"
There's good ,imo. coming" is a,'
xprcssion used hy. Sir Walter Scout
.r,"RIb Roy" and has. doubtless fol
long time been familiar saying in
.,cOlland. 60. -
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"The;rent ~ p ND s. aid thn.G Gtsussr,
giving his Ingenious; tcaant q hefrty,
slap on the shoulder. 80 =
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VOLUME XV----NO. 3:}.

SO that mono will bclieve thom."--
uearipg ut another timo that. an irti-
mate friend of his had spoken de-
ttraotingly of him, lie said, ~ am suro
he would not do it if be had not nomo
reason tor'it." This is the eurcst ls
we'll as the noblcst way Of drawing
the sting out of reproach, and the
true method of preparing o man Tor
that good and only relief againstthe
pains of calumny. .'.-.--..- .
PRESERVING WooD.-AIl fencc foot.
ing, gate. e.posts, garden stakes, or o,hes
timber, buried in tho earth, may l..
preserved from rapid decay by t"o
following simple process: Take. Csc -
pound of hue vitriol to twenty quarts
Of water; dissolve the vitriul with
boiling water, and then add in. this
proportion to mako up the quanti,y
desired. The end of the wood is
dipped into the solution and there
remain? four or five days; for stie.-
giles three days will do, though fvo
arc better, for posts six inches square
ten days should be required. Caro-
should be taken that tho saturation
take place in we'll pitched tank CT
keyed box, f1r the reason, that any
barrel will be sbrunk by the operation
60 as to loak. Ius.ead of expanding
old casks as other liquids do, this
shrinks :he n. Chloride Of zine will
answer the same purpose, but, blue
vitriol is regarded as the cheaper.
AS to fenco-posts, farmors are be-
ginning to find it, economical to uss
stone, where quarry handy THIS
should be more generally doae WHARF
the material is at hand, as it is GU
many farms. The next best common
material to stone is. cedar, which far
mers arc also substituting for chest
nut, oak, and other kinds of wood.
How RAMSAY PAID HIS REHT.-
Wit is sometimes worth mpnay, but
; thon it is quite essential to havo s.
good -natured customer t, deal with
Wbon Allon Ramsay, wol!.l1noHn
Scotch poet, began life, he wasso poo
that he could not meet the first half
, years rent. Aftsrit became d. l,o
met his IL, dlorl and explained his
circumstances, and expressed his dis.
!, tress at his failure to meet his obliga-
tiens. The j'ily landlord was quito
kind to him, and said that as he was
r a lad of some genius he would Egive
him o chance to cancel his .dsbt With.
! out payinga shifting 81 ss.llaasi,l.lho
eeeaae .yea'll giss:sne srhFsi ng
- & as.nasny
T.: E.:
s: So, 77ss::f 7sss.i ~. - - Il
, It., ID, ). (: ~ y -, -. ;..Ss,s
'$>ttss a@e ;.i>zs:..s'v,,ss ~ ( l.ss { a
-, =, - ~ -, ~:
Aspat .sslEs. s:!s:Si g..
3 sss sss (ss.i;s s'ssspr... ,,
Aad ysa' q, s;fayss \. .sssa :vssE +.
: @The,rent 81 pdi,Es' 8 asd sskasf sf;ssIa.r,,
> giving his ingenious; toaant q 4Aearty
slap on the shoulder. 80
70 | =
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clean, seat and ftesh as .,ono could
wish. The wash h perfectly harm
less, and very cheap. It ii recon IN on
dSd on the authority Of an experienced
physician, and it ought TO ba triei al
least BY all those whose persous arc
30 Offensive in this respect. -, :
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TRUSTING NAN AND CHRIST.


TRUSTING MAN AND CHRIST.
II was u time Of spiritual awaken
ing in small manufacturing town.
The foreman in q department Of one
of the factories became anxious about
his soul. IL, was directed to Christ
as tho sinnors only refuSs' by many |
and by his own master among the
rest; but it soomed 10 be without re
suit. At hist his mastor thought OF
reaching his mind and bringing him
to see tho sincerity Of God in the gos-
pei, by writing note asking him to
come to see him at six O'clock. after
no loft "Lhe work. .r,.. ..'......
lie came promptly with the lctter
in Ills hanl. When usherod- into his
room his u,astcr inquired, DO you
wish 70 SEQ me, james ?"
James was con!oundcd, and holding
up h, note requesting him TO como.
sal :: o.. = ... =
"Iho letter! The lcucr!'
90" said his master, 81 SEQ you be-
lieved that L wanted to see you, and
whom sent you the message you came
at orce. "Surcly, sir surely SIR re.
Piled James. ..-.
"Wcll, sec, hero is another letter,
scndirg tpr you by ono equally in car
nest" said his master: holding up
slip of zap rwi,hsoine texts Of Scrip.
ture written on it. -.'.'-
James took tho paper and began to
read slowly Come -u"to-me-o all
w-tAut- = labor" &c. Ills lips quivcr-
cd; his eyes filled with tears; ard,
like 10 choke with en- ,tion, he thrust
Lis hand into his jtckct.pocSct, gras-
ping his large red handkerchief, with
which he covered his face, and there
he stood for few oments, hot know.
ling what to do, Al length he inquir-
cd ,---
"Am just to believe that tho Same
way 1 believed your Icttrr?"
"Just The same way rel ,ined the
master. t.Lf ,oe reetive tie vitaess .t
men the witness Of God is greater. -
This expedient was owuod Of God in
setting James at liberty. lie was a
happy believer that very night, and
has continued TO oon his way rejoic-
ing 10 God his Savionr, to point others
to Calvary, and walk in the narrow
way. r.
Reader, If anxious about your ssl.
,yation, be persuaded to believe God
when He speaks 10 yon in His Word.
in the same way you would credit the
word Of an honorable man, and yor
will: :obtainpeaco through the preci
1ous blood Of Christ. tie cannot des,
HimseLf"-Csntrdl PresIyterian.
: ,4toBlNsoN CRusoE.-An edition O
RJtinsun CrLsoo, wherein all the
words are: monosyllables except Fri
day and Xury bus been. published II
III gland. The Atscnaam says: =.
There is nothing iorcodj and th
. |story 10 told in one hundred acdsix,y
one pages. So monosyilabics is on
, Language that Q pers5n not In the Sc
erek docs not soon dstect it eiihef b.
: !, .sar o; by EYE. Weread aloud ID thre
:, kpersoas, warning them .:ta stop u
J. W." ~u' saoag e. os.sss ~.
nss a..s y. asss :agu .1nts sas ~
0 Aaopgg y IS, snp:ea.Syssssst sss,
81 .h;.s. "a nas saas. ans;i 'a' ~ n,c,
s ho,l hoau :tsa,, >; lVes mt ,Le3 h,ak. p,
? a.. ths "a: se.a, ! - s,;Ss nsn5
nj :. - -. . ~ - f
oooks: eng ss aske. .nm = m nc 1osetse
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HonoR YOUR BusIaEss.

AItS BooN 6iSh "ucu u tn5u 10
proud Of bis work or calling. Yet
nothing IL moro Common than 10 hear
mon finding fault ,ah,ly With
lhcir particular business, anG deeming
themselves unfortunate because fas-
toned to il by the necessity Of gaining
q livelihood In this spirit men fret.
and Ia'orious'y :dest''y all their com.
for,in their work; or they change thei
business. and go On miscrably, shif.in;
from one thing 10 another, till lh,
grave or the poor house. gives them
fist grir. But, while occasionally IL
man fails in life because he il not in
the place fitted for his peculiar talent
il happens ten times oftencr that fail
ure resIts from neglect and even con.
tempt Of All honest bu .iness. A man
should put his heart in evsry thing
that he does, There is not a proCes.
sion that he has not its peculiar cares
and vexation. No man will escape
annoyance by changing business.
No mtchanicn! business is nllogo,her
agreeable. Commerce, in it's cndless
varieties, IS affected, like ali Other hu.
man pursuits, with t,i.ls, unwefcome
duties, and spirit-tiring necessities.
Itis the worry. wantonncss of f,lly for
Il man TO aearch out the frets aud bur-
dens Of his calling, and give his mind
every day to q consideration OF them.
They belong to human life. They
arc inevitable. Brooding, then, only
gives thom strength. On tho o.hnr
hand, man has p,wor given him to
shod beauty and pleasure upon the
homliest toll, if he is wise. Let q
man ad"pt his business; and identify
it with his lifo, and cover it with pleas
ant associations; for God has given us
ina sination, not alone TO mako some
p,cts, but TO enable all mch TO boauti
fy homcly things. Lie srt var"ish will
cover up innumcrable evils and dctacts.
Look at the good things Accrp'
your lot as a mao docs piece Of rug
god gronnd, and begin to got out sthc
rot ks and roots, ~ deepen and mellow
tho soil, TO enrich and plant it. There
is something in the most forbidding
! avocaiion around which u man may
lwinc pleasant fancics. out of which
he may deveIopo an honest PRIDE
Irish EYanyeiist.
FAMILIAR -sAYIEGs.-wHERE THEY CAM
FROM.
"Make virtue of.neccssity," Shass
pearc's Two Gentlemen of Verona
Gall i. not gold that, gliuers," Mer-
chant of Venice. "Screw your cou,
ago to the sticking place., (not point
Macbeth. an ke assuraLco dorbIy
sure" Ibid. ..nang out your banner
upon the outward wallis" Ibid -
'.Keop tho wosd of promise 70. on
(no, the) car, but breuk it TO our hope,
Ibid. ."ll's an i'll wind turns no good +,
usually quoted .'lt's nm i'll ~igd blow
no one any good" Thomas Tasse'
| Ch risttnas conos but once q year,
Ibid. "Lo0k before. SOU leap Ibid
Ind sLook before, you ere yoH. leap,
l-tIudibras, commeuly quoted, .ALrool
before you leap" aOut. zof mind q
sooh as out Of eight, !" usually quotes
1 4
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ANDREW J: PELLETIBR, Draraist,

1foRaEEtY ef Hamburg. 8 G. :woaiJ Re
friends aud cn.toImers. mud the psblie rrhers!ly;
Of Abs'eviitr District, 70 the fact Of his iusi
nrss location being removed 70 the curn.r Of
Ellis aud Me,iu,nent Streets. a nxasts, Ga.
'whers ts would ts pleased 10 .eatl,eni.
:lisikeeM constantly oar band . general a.
soaps P.rfumrry. brushes, >Ilys STUFF. Spices.
&e., 8e, ~. wbjcI, he inrifes the attepiitn q!
the public -: Il. ]. PEIIsETfEis.
Corner Mrnpnirnt, i Ellis Ssrxsi., Firss Stree,
nh"ve the lsow-r Market, Asgusta. Ga.1 =.
Oct A. 1867: ~. GIN. - -
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ESTABLISHED IN 1916.
: GUNS. PISTOLS, -.
OUT LE:R " -: s. 8 $

r HAVE just received, aid have in store. n
l. fun .uprly"S The shave articles. in,,,ur, e,l
| direct fr.li the English inanufact.T,+s. and
uif.r them at prices to suit the. iinise conaist-
ing Of 49,.
+ Double -BArrelel Guns. all qualities an.l
prices. Amo"v them are number Of Powrlrs
: Celebrated maxi, in cases.
Single-Bsr.led Guus, Fore :gn md Ameri-
| oam
Collie. Remington. and other repeating Pistols
Pocket Knives Of Rogers and Wcslonliolr,' 5
make, " leurdid n~4orttn-nt.
A few gen Ro.igers' hest Table Cutlery.
Shot Bags. Powder Eiasks. anl Game Bags.
Ely's Wat.rrro"f Gun uHd Pistol Gaps.
EIy's Gun Wa.i.iinr. all qualities.
Fixed ammunition fer uIt -,z-d Pistols.
Mslatle Cartridges for.salI siz"do & uns and
= Biasiing Powder and safety Fuse a'es;~s
Kentucky Rifle und Sporting Powder. in
k~ss and cans -..:..
ts~l5o +sags shot ,-.-~..,.-.s----s.-,
a line sto:k Of Riae. Of my own make, oi
a superior quality. ~
; REPHlRiNG. done in. a eppefiur MANNER
and ,wnrfantrd,a a, % " : = -.
|E245 Broad Stree, Augusta, Ga.
T.. II. ROGERS.
Nov 8. 1867. 2s-'" <
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

TWO REsPECTABLs YOUNG GIRLS WISH STU
aons oseter one as COOK washer and ironer aad the
bher ehanbernal and waitress, are ~ihng - assis
esc ner they cannot DO suited as above one would dn
usars work other act Lundress cry reference
elveu Call al 100 10Th av., corner OF 18th s.
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for ali Diseases of Private Nature sM world.
Gonorrhea elect, Structures, Seminal S Waai@'
ness. Syphilis, Affections of the Kidnom'. eak,
Bladder, Loins and Back, Nose and RI, and
Nervousness, and other Extremties. &c "'oa''
LET THE, AFFLICTED READ
MIND!
that Dr. Jones has cured in the last siv
past in Hagerstown, and many other niae.ae.ai'
Maryland such cases . as were given over to
after all other means failed Dr. ,Iona.e n Ies
now completely improved his Medical IIom mas
with Private Consulting Rooms, so na 1l;ouss
will see no ono but the Dr. himself, and all s
tients that will remain in person under trdpSa9 pa
ment. DR.. Jones will make written eont treat
thnfaa fai. avs