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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-08-26
DOTY'S WASHING MACHINE.
LATELY MUCH INrEoyED-ANp THE NEW
Universal Clothes Wringer

Improved with ROwelPS Patent Double Cog.
wheels aud the Patent Stop are now unques.
tionaby far superior to any apparatus for
washing clothes eyer invented. and will save
their cost twice year by saving labor and
clothes,
Those who have used them give testimony
as follows;
1--WE like our machine much; could not be
persuaded 10 do without it, aud with the aid
of Deity, we feel that we are masters Of the pO.
sition."-ReO Il. Scott, Bishop H. e. Church.
at is worth one dollara week in every fam.
ily."-N. Y Tribune.
an the laundry Of MY house there is a per
petual thanksgiving on Mondays lot the in-
yeuiion."--Re1 IhCgiJre L, CHyilr,
Every week has given it q stronger hold
upon the affections Of the inmates Ui the laun-
dry N. Y OJsTUa.
81 heartily commend it 10 economists oftime,
money, and con'cnlmcut. REQ. Dr.. Bal0ms
"Friend DotY-Yuur last Improvement OF
your Washing Machine is a complete success.
| assure You our Machine after years use;
is thought more Of to day than ever, aud would
not be parted with under any circumstances
Soicn h0JiRsQC
Your Washing Machine has been in daily
use in our laundry, mud the hou3ckccper OK.
presses herself rs highly pleased with it, 1t
Cerlinly acconpi,hes greater amount OF
work, with less labor, and does not wear the
clothes near So much as III old fashioned wash.
board. By using il one laundr'ss is dispensed
with VIM NJ r, Rouud, Superintendent Of
IaiaDt Department Of 81. CgiImiacS Nursery ~
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FONT PLEASANT
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
V'HE FALL TERM OF THIS SCHOOL
l. will commence
MoEDAY, SEPTEMBER Grn, 1850.
Students can enter The school at any time aud
be charged accordingly Tuition in English
branches 81 so per month,
Higher English branches with Latin 81 to
81 per month,
Regular Preparatory course for College. aud
studies usually pursued ut the same 80 per
month.
Persons desiring information regarding tho
school and price Of board, will address tho
principal at this place.
Augl Nv 5. II. PATRICK, A. NJ.
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Which open with spacious tables to sustain the
work aud which fold into tables or boxes 10 pro.
tcct the machines, when not in use, from dust
and mcddlcsomc fingers are made lrGn choice
woods. embclishcd by pleasing designs, thus
making our now family machine not only an OF.
namcuial piece Of turnatu'e but in some Of tha
more eaborately finished machines, 4 work Of
II
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PRECEs. "A Eair OAar.


Send the retail price, Washer Sl4, ExDm
WrinerrA0. and we viii forward either or both
machnts, frcco freight, to places, where NJ
one is selling: aud so sure are We they will BE-
liked that we agree to refund the money if any
one wishes to rcj"rn the machines free of freight
after a months tial according to directions.
Nohu,baud, father or brother should permit
the drudgcry Of washing with the hands fifty.
t5u day ia the year when It can be- done hot
ter more DXpcditiously, with less labor, aud no
injury to the garments, by n DotY Clothes
Washer. and 4 Universal Wriugcr.
Canvssscry with exclusive Ugh! Of sale make
money fast selling bhcn.
SoIiby dealers gcnrtaIly, to whom liberal
discounts are made.
re. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
80 Couytlaudt St, New York.
mug 2G-Gm
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The Singer
SEWING MACHINES.

THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.'S
| NEW FAMILY MACHlNE--No other
family Sewing Machine has so rapidly won
favor in the household, The very large sales
of that popular machine, as shown by official
returns far exceed those Of any other company
and this fact or result has been owing TO Is
real mcrits--hence its great and growing pop.
ularity 1t is simple in construction, easily
operated all its paris g iding smoothly and
noiselessly alung-not liable 10 get out Of order
has capacity for a great range and variety Of
work, sewing all kinds Of cloth and with all
kinds of thread and with the Numerous attach.
ments for hemming, cording tBcking, quilting,
trimming, binding. braidihg, &c, and embroi,
dering Of many ingenious, tasteful and difficult
designs, is the most perfect Of all family sewing
machines Auy one who will take the trouble
10 examine the merits Of the different machines
claiming attention, can soon discover whether
we claim too much for ours, 1t would avail US
nothing to make the above assertions five were
not ready to prove them, and all we ask is
trial, for observation alone can justly ceuve
clear impression Of the many kinds Of work Of
which our NEW FAMILY MACHINE is capable.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-26

Supervisors Court.


The Board met pursuant to adjournment on
the 10th inst Present, supervisors Sponseller,
Staley, Turner and Woodward.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were
read, approved and signed by the president.
Ordered, that the report of Meredith Helm,
John 5. Moore S. Howell Brown and James
Logic as road viewers, be laid over until next
meeting.
Thomas Rutherford presented report of the
receipts and expenditures of the Berryville aud
Charlestown turnpike, which was received and
referred to Supervisor Woodward for examina-
ton and report thereon AT next meeting.
Ordered, that the order made by this board,
at Its last meeting, for refunding to w. F.
lippitt the sum of 1928 on account Of over
assessment of property, be revoked.
Ordered, that James McGraw be granted Ii
cense to sell spurious liquors at retail in Har-
per's Ferry.
Ordered, that the assessor of this county he
allowed, as his compensation for the current
year, three per eeatum on the County levy, and
the gross sum of $500 on the State tax levied
in this county, this year.
Ordered, that supervisors Turner and Wood
ward be appointed committee to visit, as
soon as practicable, the county farm and ascer-
tain aud report whether or not it would lie
desirable to clear any more land upon said
farm; to direct what part of said farm shall be
put in wheat this fall, and what fertilizers
shall be put upon the same; with authority
also to purchase number Of sheep not ex-
ceeding ten, and wagon for said farm.
On motion the board adjourned to meet on
the 2nd Monday Of September, 1869.
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The Great Wheat Drill of the Age.

The lIagerstowu Agricultural Implement Manu-
featuring Company are challenging the manuIac-
turers Of any other Grain, Seed and Fertiziug
Drill now made They claim FIVE special Points
and offer to compete on any other Points claimed
by any other Drill. Every Drill has the Keller
Patent Check Link Gum Spring Hoe. This i'm
provement keeps the Hoe, or Shovel immovablc
until it strikes a stationary obstacle, the jar OF
which throws the pressure from the Hoe on the
Gum Spring, allowing it to pass over the obstacle
and immediately resume its work. Hence the Hoe
or Shovel is always in the right place, never jump
ing or fitting and the Gum Spring never needs
scrtwing down. 1t is not liable to wear and will
out last three sets of Gum Springs constructed on
the old principle. The Keller Patent One Gum
and One Smooth Iron Roller Feed is the most GER
tain and reliable Grain sewer ever made. The
Acre-Surveyor and the lG-Acrc Register on this
Drill will convince any farmer that his grain and
seed sewing is done as accurately as a good clock
keeps time.
The Improved Fertilizing Attachment Cor 1869
will drill Pacific and Peruvian Guano and all Fer
Glizers from GO lbs. up per Acre, and distribute
evenly over the entire Acre, no punching, but an
even regular stream. The Material, Workman
ship and Finish need only to be to satisfy the
farmer that it IS "The Best" Every farmer
should go see it at McCurdy Il Dukes, Charles
town. Link Co., Duilields; also at Kearneysville,
Rerrvville, Summit Point, Middleway and Shep-
I.rIstoV-n
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The Old Family Journal
No Rain!


From various sections Of the country there
comes MP the sod cry Of ono rad" get = The
great Valley Of Virginia is siill suffering, and
indeed nearly the whole State. As we pen
This article there are indications of falling
weather as the phrase goes. But, the old
,roverb that all signs fail in dry weather,
sosr,s wonderfully verified during the wonder
r,ry heated term Of the past three weeks
rvcrv sign that usually indicates rain: wind
from The south, clouds all over the heavens,
rea-bwls scrceching their uneartbly notes
rain-crows sounding their mournful wai.ings
on the hot air, very little or no dew, swarm.
Of rayenous flies in the house, hens industr. use
IL busting their dry pinious, indeed, every s.-a
but right one in the moon, IAN old Dutch
man saysl and still the fiery sun rolls on h.s
burning coursc-stjll the farmer gazes on his
wilted corn with many q sad i0reJcdHs OF the
future, or turning bis eye to Heaven Ore''Aes
q silent prayer for refreshing showers.
In this sad state Of affairs we are reminded
Of the strong faith Of a u,te -r. in great dry
time, a few years ago. Upon the previous
Sunday it was ANNOUNCED hy an Episcopal
minister that on the ensuing Sunday prayer
would be offered mp hr rain. On lis way to
the church, the good pastor overlook the faith
ful little one trulsins along with an umbrella.
Upon his expressing his surprise at her having
such useless accompaniment on such day,
she uaivcly asd trus,iugly replied" diInt
YOU say that oe were going TO pray for rain
today These fi;h-iospjrirs words Of the
little believer SO acted on lis own heart that he
prayed earnestly and beIeviusly, andwhen the
exercises closed there was use fJrthat umbrella
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tournament

~ r.,,,-,,-,spt on Friday 18th, at the Big
s,-;n. ne,r ,1rr. tsays the Shepherdstown
Pea;,1s,1 n...el of very pleasantly. The
s.I,on.in, -. we're the officers; Mr.. Ma
s MAS Morsban Chief Marshal, with Major IL.
N Bi1iprs and Mr.. A. Randall, as Assistants.
Mr.. ]. win TAYLOR, Herald. Frank Lucas
wa,iam Orrl,rT aud p. Osborne, Judges,
The Sb,rnsbrr, Cornct Band furnished the
music. The FLOWING Knights entered the
lists:
Red Rovor-Rlusch Mckee
sunny South-Robcrt Stacy
Willow Well-Wil ldnehart =.
Hghllnd CEtf-James OrnG''n;
Knight Of Pythjas--James Ham"l'
Keaneysville-Beui Pendleto,n'
Mountain Uor,e-David Needy,
Spring Hill-Samuel Miller
No One To I0ve-llenry OSBORNE
Jcfcrson-D. S Oudort.
They were appropriately addressed by G.
N. Bel,zhoover. Esq. and after a spirited con-
test, the Knights sunny South, Pyihias' No
One To Love and Red Rover, were declared
the victors. The Knight Of the Sunny South,
crowned Miss Hattie Keplinger, Queen OF Love
and Beauty, and tie Knight of Pyibias' crown
Cd Miss Emma Taylor. of Charles,own, First
Maid Of Honor. arltbc Knights, " No one To
Love" and "EN Rover crowned Misses
Salie Mckee and Rachel Matthews Second
and Third Maids Of Honor. The Coronating
addresses were made by G. NJ Beltzhoover,
Esq. i'm very haury style.
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DR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS-ccrtain
J cure tor Inflammation Of the Kidneys, Con
Orrhr. elect Structures. Nervous Debility, Sem
inal Weakness. Ringing in the Ears, Weakness OF
the Genital Organs brought on by indiscreuou OF
Youth. Excesscs. &c. Scrofula, skin Diseases,
syphilis in an it, forms, causing sore throat and
nose. Pain in the Bones, Eruptons, &c, speedily
cured. Capar,; and Mercury discorded. Sold m
Charlpstown bv W. : Mason, Druggist; IN har-
pers Ferry by c. +. Bcller Druggist. Price -
per box Sen, by mail on receipt of price
June Il, lS63-ly.
GCHENCKS Sea Weed Tonic, Hostetter.s Sto-
y mach Bitters. Hollands German. Bltters
Csunou's Bitter.. Bogg's German Tonic, Mishler :
Herb Bitters Gautier's Native Wine Bitters. Rohrs
Wild Cherry Tonic Warren's Tonic Cordial
Green's Oxygenated Bitters, together with many
other valuable onics suitable for this season OF tie
year, 10 De had 40 {. L. BELLLk :.
Iiarpers Ferry, June q, 1863
TAILS siciliau Hair Remover, hontSomery's
Hair Restoror. Rings Vegetable Ambrosia,
London Hair Color. Ayers Hair Vigor Bsrr!'s
Tricouherous, Oidham's. Bachelors and hoomer's
Hair Dies, Magic Combs, together with all the la
test and most improved preparations Tor the bar.
Harper's Ferry, June a. {. Z. BELLEk.
DOGGS German Tonic Bitters are a certain
- remedy in Dyspepsia. Flatulence. Liver Com
plant. Diauhoa, Dysentery, and all derange-
uents Of the bowels A. a Tonic In General De
bity and loss ofAppeti;e, they cannot he eyeeli-
ed. For sale by Z. +. BELLER.
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,Jordan'S White sulphur
Springs.
FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
Fee Miles from Winchester and One Hd.t
Miles from StephenSonS Depot

TsNHIS place will be opened on the LIST day of June
for the reception of Visitors, and every exer-
ton will be made to give entire satisfaction to all
the guests.
A fine BAND OF MUSIC will be in attendance
during the season.
The Bowling Alley, Billiard Room, Gymnasium,
Swings, &C. will be in good order; new and ex-
cellent Coaches will run between the Springs and
Stcphenson's Depot the distance being ] y miles
over good road.
The Telegraph Line will be extend from Stephen
sons Depot, to the Springs without delay.
Force Pumps, with full supply of Hose, have
been erected, which will serve to extinguish fire,
and sprinkle the walks trees and lawn.
azil-Guests will be received at any time before
the regular time of opening
10 Mails twice daily. Also, three Passenger
Trains daily each way.
TEaMs.-SJ per day cl7 90 per week, and $50
per month. Children and colored servants hall
price white servants three-fourths price.
May 6, 1869. L. c. JORDAN.
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Death of Gen. Samuel II. Lewis.


Tn our last issue lsays,.e Rockingham Beg
iar we stated that orr r,,dw-citzen. Gen.
Samuel a. Lewis, was q, tie point Of dissoIu-
zion. A,,'e time that paragraph was written.
IFS demise was looked ir hourly: and before
the Issue Of the paper containing the notice Of
his extreme illness had been sent out iu,elli-
gcucc came Co us that be WIS dead. lie died
of the cancer which had Invaded lis system
20 Lewiston. his rcsjj. c in the vicinity Of
Por, Republic, ON Monday evening hs,wcpk.
In the 10Th year ofh.s age having been born
u Rockingham county April sOth, l79i-
General Lewis was a gentleman Of strongly
markell character, a high family pride and an
intending sense misunderstanding a promj-
acrt and material element Of Lis whole M
tor-. Uewas a highly cultivated gentleman
and was remarkable for h,caurtcsy, cosdia,j,y
and urbauity Of manner.
Gen. Lewis had filed various Offices .f trust
ana r.-pouS;5lity voluntarily bestowed by his
fuau-citzcu> Of Rockingham. Hsrrprcscut-
cl Ills county in the Legislature Of the State
for two years. when he was comparatively
young man, and had dlled or many years the
I-u.feJ and honorable office Of Magistrate
sal the President of the County Court 9r his
native county. lie had raised large family
Of children. enc Of whom. John l. Lewis,
Esq, las Just been elected Icy the people of
Virginia, e, the second Office 10 their gift that
&c Lieutenant Governor.
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DOrsey's Raw Bone super-Phosphate

1t would be superluous to add anything in
commentator Of "Dorscy's Raw Bone Super
Phosphate in view Of tie numerous certif-
Gates of intelligent practical farmers to be seen
in our advertising columns of this issue
Read Dorsey's column-tLe certificates speak
strongly in behalf of this fertilizer
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SCOUTING * JOBIsING.
Nj Work executed Promptly and in Workman
like mRBaer.
Err. HtRRFiI.
j. SHANNON GALLAnER.
CHlRLTsrowS, jane Ia, IS69.
CERTIFICATES,

CEETifICATESi
can with confidence recommend Mr.. r. X.
HARREIL Ia any one in want Of good job of Root
ing and Spouting-he having done considerable
work o. such character for me.
JAS. LAW. Ho0FF
Charlestown, June ?, 1869.
cbeerfully comply with the request to testify
10 the skill and promptness of Mr.. L. X. liARRFiL
a workman. DE las performed several jobs for
me. and all To my entire satisfaction.
Charlestown, June ?, 1869. X. SIlUGERT
Having had work done by Mr.. E. r. H,RRRLG,
ii affords me pleasure TO attest his efficiency a.
workman, especially in that important branch of
G. ". sADLER.
Charlcstown, June ?, 1869.
! believe Mr.. +. r. HARREIL to be Thoroughly
acquainted with the Timing Business iRlis various
branches, and especially ehSieSt IL, in R,cGag and
Spouting. ANDREW HUNTER.
Charlestown, jane 5, 1869.
In pursuing my business of house painting. II
has been NV fortune frequently To observe the Tin
Roofing and sporting executed by Mr.. +. X. Az
RELL. lliswork is excellent comparing lavorably
with the best that have seen. WV. klMES.
Charlestown, jane S, ls69.
This Is to certify that consider Mr T.. Il. HiR-
RELL equal, II not superior, 10 any other worker
in tin in the County. JN0. J. LOCK.
Charlestown, June B, 1862
We can with pleasure testify that Ma. T.. X. HAR-
BILL is practical mechanic-efiicient prompt and
accommodating.
WM. CROW.
JOHN ". McCCRDY.
Chariestown, Jane ~, 1869.
We take pleasure In recommending Mr. T.. r.
IARRELL to all persons desiring work done N his
line as an accommodating, prompt and skillful
workman. MCCURDl DUNE.
June IL, 1869.
Ma. T.. X. HARRELL has been employed n, my
house in Repairs of Roof and Spouting, and given
perfect satisfaction. regard him a capital work
man, aud recommend him.
JOHN J. II. STRAITH.
Charlestown, June ~, 1869.
We would respectfully refer TO the following
named gentlemen, in addition to those whose Ger
tGcates appear above, who attest the capabil
tiles of +. x. liarrell as practical Roofcr and
| Spoutcr:
George W. Eichelbcrger, 2. y. Washington,
Logan Osburn, Bayliss Trussell, DR.. W. =. Lppin,
u. 4. Brown. VIM. ". Moore. Dr. O.. J. Mason,
J. W. Kennedy, W. y. Craighill, j. W. Glenn.
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Mercantile Change

The stock Of goJds Of Mr. Albert Jones at
lcE.pp1u store. has been purchaselby Mcs,rs.
A. c. Tmbcr,ake& Charles II. MeCurly. An
extensive business has heretofore been done at
This stand, and, we are sure, the trade Will not
diminish I'm the hands Of the new firm.
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NEARLY AZ AocIuENT.-Ou Saturday az
teraora. Nr Fayette Souders made narrow
escape from seyious injury at the Sash Factory
Of the Ncs,-s Mcknight In this town. One
Of lis feet was caught in the betting which
runs the grjnl--t'ne, then in motion, and be-
fore eztrcatcl he received several severe brui-
scs. Its fortunate that he escaped with so
little u.uy. SPIRIT
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BELLS ANoDYNE CAEMINATIvE contains re-
NEEDLES from the Vegetable Kingdom only
This is a certain, safe and eniectual remedy for
Dyscntery, DiarrhWa, Cholera Morbus, Collie,
Gripping Pains, Sour Stomach, Heartburn
WaterbraSh, and all affections of the Stomach
gE31 For sale by Druggists and all promi-
ueut StorekCepcrs.
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BENTLEY SPRINGS

Henry K List, Of Wheeling having resigned
the Office oC Trustee Of Berkeley Springs. hi,
resignation Is accepted, aud judge Thoma,
Van Swearusen, Of jefferson county. is by mc
appointed Trustee Ia iyuof tie said Henry X
List.
Given under my hard this 18Th DIV Aug.
1869. JOSEPH A. CHAPLINE.
Ju3le of the 9th Judicial Circuit
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Srlnptou. containing abou, three hun
drel acres the fine farm q NJ John Hum
pbrevs ab5at four miles from Charlcstowu,
was SOLD, on Monday las, to Nessrs. H..
ConkIyu aud Daniel Doveuberger. for 800 per
acre.
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JEFFERSON INSTITUTE.
Charlestovn, Virginia.

vI'HE next Session will commence on UoHday.
/ September 1871. 1862 and close on the last
Friday in June, 1870.
English Branchos-MRs FoREEsr.
Lstin-REy. A. &. HoPEiNs.
Mathematics and Modern Language
Mss Fay.
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and Physiology G. T. RICnGRBsOg.
Vocal and Instrumental Music
Mss n. 7. FORREsT.
Being provided with competent Assistants, every
advantage for a thorough course in English, the
Languages, Drawing, Music on Piano and Organ,
will be afforded. Particular attention will be paid
to Music, and pupils will be required % play at the
Musical SOirees when the friends Of the pupils can
have opportunity 10 judge Of their progress.
Vocal Music will be taught in classes a. well a.
by private lesson.
For Circulars, Terms, &c, spply TO ,he Prlnci-
pal. Mas. A. NJ. FORREST.
July 90, 1869.
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CHaRlESToWN ACADEMY.

THIS School viii open on MONDAY, SEP
1 TENDER 9Th, 1862 aud close on the LAST
DAY or JUNE, 1870.
The course Of instruction viii embrace Latin,
Greek, French. Natural Philosophy, Book Keep
ing the usual course of Mathematics preparatory
for College while strict attention will be given To
all the English branches.
G. MOORE.
jelly 90, Isee-gt. If HUNTER.
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rENOILET and Nursery Powder of our own man
ufacture We warrant this preparation free
from all deleteriOus substances. 1t Is highly per-
fumed and equal TO the best French Powder. For
sale bv the pound.
Aug. l2. AISQUITH 6 WASHINGTON,
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTs
In Charlestown,
AT PRIVATE SALE.

TINHE undersigned is having sevcralacres ofland,
adjoining Charlestown on the South side laid
off into Building Lots, which will he disposed of
privately. These lots the most desirable in the
own-beautifully located, commanding fine view
of the country round. and in the most improving
section. Particulars obtained by calling upon the
subscriber w. \. CRAIGHlLL.
March
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/ As all persons are more or Tess anecV,u oy
the change of season With disorders difficult TO
manage by ordinary treatment, the
MORNING STAR BITTERS COMPANY,
Have determined to present their Bitters to the
public. knowing that il will sustain the merits
claimed for il.
II is not claimed for this article that It will cure
all diseases. What is asserted for it, 1t rW cure,
viz disorders arising from deranged Liver to wit:
Impurity of Blood. Nervousness and Nervous or
Bilious Headache in delicate Females and Child
rem, Melancholy, Dyspepsia, General Debility, DC.
In RiIIious Fever and Chills and Fever, its value
not only as relief, but as an actual cure has been
fully proved.
This preparation has not been made as is usual
by carelessly throwing together ingredients, but is
the product of long and careful study and trial re-
sultng in complete success. 1t is not intended 10
conflict with Physicians, as will be seen by their
testimonials accompanying each Bottle as to It's
successful use, when other means have failed.
For sale by AISQUITH d BRO, Charlestown,
July l6, 1865. Wholesale Agents.
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MOOD FOR INFANTS. -Hecker's Farina. Bis
| cotine. bermuda ArToW-l;0ot. Prepared Bar
lev. Rice Flour and Condensed Mix.
AUG. 10. AISQUITH d WASHINGTON.