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A NEW TIN SHOP
SHEPHERDSTOWN.

SHEPHERDSl low N.
THE subscriber respectfully announces 10
] the citizens of Shepherdstown and vicinity
that he has opened
Tin and Sheet Iron Establishment.
one door East OF Line S Keedy's Store, where
he will carry on the business in all It's branch
es, and will have constantly for sale, al low
prices, a complete assortment OF elegant
r | n w A r E.
Particular attention will be given 10 lin
ROOFING AND SCOUTING, ana all work
will be done at the lowest rates and in man
ner warranted to give perfec. satisfaction. lie
will furnish, if desired, "Rohrer!s Improved
Spout Brackets" for supporting rSpodts on
Cutters under the caves of buildings. either met
al or wood REPAIRING Of every kind exc
cuted a, short notice. The Public patronage Is
respectfully solicited.
STOVES of every description can be fur
nished At the lowest PRICES, nj short notice, by
application TO The undersigned.
A. \. COOK.
September 10, 1868. 6m
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THOMAS J. WELBY s CO., Licensed Rec
| filters. Manufacturers Of French AND EXTRA
Sort Sr,nI:s, Wholesale Dealers in Foreign
and Domestic Liquors and Wines of all kinds,
Bourbon, Rye and Monongahela Whiskey. Sole
Propretors of Wclby's Maglory and Plantation
Whiskey. 81 S. Calvert street, and 80 Cheap
side, Baltimore.
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HOME INSURANCE
COMPANY,

COMPANY,
COLUMBUS, OHIO,
Has complied strictly with the laws oil the
State of Ohio, governing Joint Stock lnsur-
ance Companies, passed April lath,
1867. and laws of West Virginia,
passed February 9Th, 1867.
DIRECTORS.
SAMUEL GALLOWAY, President,
rHEo. H. BUTLER, Vice President,
W. C. 81. BAKER, Secretary,
cP. L. BUTLER, Treasurer.
HENRY MILLER.
Chas. Wallace, State Agent, Grafton, West Va
ASSETS, SEPT. 90, 1867.
Bills Receivable, secured by First Mort -
D' rare $4,000 90
Bills Receivable, secured by Bonds 5000 %
Bill Receivable, secured by Personal
Security Zo,2oO w
Tinted States 1910 Bonds 1928 90
C. Il. c. First Mortgage X. K. Bonds 3,046 w
Ohio Union Loan, per cent. Bonds $3.50 90
Cash in Bank l5,545 IS
Bills Receivable 1882 %
Real Estate, personal Property and
Supplies 3,4O5 SO
Due from Agents 3,l06 SO
Premium Notes, due ia Installments 70,9l5 81
2l2,476O2
n otes POlicy-Hoders as Security 233, l42 26
Total Assets for Insurance S445,6lS aS
Necessary 10 Re.insure Risks SJS, 1876 10
LIABILITIES.
Due Officers ard EMPLOYEES 2,354 Il
Losses adjusted and not due 2,Il2 -
AuDIToR or STATES OFFICE,
Columbus, Ohio, Sept 30, 1861. J
| CARRY, That have personally examined
THE HOME ISsuRAycg COMPANY OF COLUMBUS,
ONO" and fud the regoiLg to be correct
statement of lis Assets ard Liabilities, and be-
lieyc the Assets 10 be worth the sum above sta
ted. JAS. II. GOODMAN
Auditor of State.
WHEELING, WEST Va.
Nov 5, 1867.
TINS Is TO CERTIFY, That The Hcme lnSHr-
ance Company Of Columbus, Ohio, has this day
deposited twenty-five Thousand Dollars, (S25,-
OO0) as security 10 Policy Holders in this State,
in accordance with an act Of the Legislature
passed February 81, 1861.
[Slgned,l j. u. BRlSTOR,
Treasurer of State.
HSB. +. HARRISON, Shepherdstown,
Agent for Jefferson County.
February 8, 1865. ly
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HO! HO! FOR THE NEW STORE
DuffeEds !

w
can be Purchased at any House outside
the City
EEs The falling leaves reminds US Of
81 the approach of Winter, and that il
80 is high time 10 lay our summer ware
aside. aud provide for the chilling
blasts that must come with the approaching
season To meet the demands the undersigned
has made every arrangement, and have just re-
turned from the City with .NEW IND GEN.
ER.qL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS embrac-
ing every thing usually found in County Store.
Ard we are determined TO sell. Numbers have
found this cheap side No. l. and The cry is still
they come. The demand for goods however
does not as is generally the case Increase the
price but the mere goods sold, the cheaper We
sell. We therefore cordially invite the Citizens
ofDuflield's and vicinity to give u. call and
see that what we say is correct. Thankful for
past favors. We solicit and hope 10 receive a
share of Public patronage. Respectfully
SNYDER, LINK s. OSBOURN.
Dufheld's Oct. 81 1868.
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ALIEN PAINE, son & CO., Importers and
4 Dealers in Carriage MATERIALS, SADDLE
ny HARDwARr, Iron aud Steel, No.2 Lhber-
~ street, Baltimore Keep constantly on
hand-Springs, Axles, Castings Bolts, bands'
Hubs, Spokcs Felloes, Shafts, Bows Canvass
Leather, Oil Carpet, Laces, SILKS, frI1yes'
Tassels, Cloths, Damasks, Ysrnishcs and ia
ran, Bar Iron aud Steel.
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AGRICULTURAL AND HARDWARE
ST0 r E.
RANSOM & DUKE,

4khANeStN ~ -
HANKS COACH FACTORY BUILDING,
Charlestown, Jefferson County,
pEALsRs IN
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, HARD
WARE, SEEDS, FERTILIZERS TOTES,
&C., Sc.
Have in store and for sale:
McCormick's Prize Self Raking Reaper, the
only perfect reaper in Lodged Grain, greatly i'm
prorsd for 1868; McCormirk's Prize Mower
for every variety OF Grass and Land, 1t has no
superior; Self DiSeharging Hay aud Grain Horse
Rakes; Hay, Straw ind Fodder Cutters, Of the
most approved patterns; Grain Drills, with and
wi,hou, Guano Attachment and Grass Seed
Sewer.
Uheaf Fans. C0rn Shelters. PiOwS. Of
all Kinds
ChurnS Of various kinds; Cistern Pumps, sew
.ral kinds; Platform and Family Scales; Grind-
stones and Fixtures; Boring Machines; Jack
Screws; Blacksmllh's Drills; Cooking Stoves,
for Wood or Coal; WalIron'S Grain and Grass
Scythes, (Engli>h) all lengths.
Garden, Weld and Flolrer Seeds, Build
ing Natsri0's.
Sails. Door Lo> Ks, Bolts, Screws, Hinges Blind
Fasteners, &C., &c.
.)LECH4YICS TOOLS.
Planes, RULES, Files, Chisels GuageS, Braces,
Squares, Auguls, Bits Axes, Hatchets, Saws,
Pincers, Ccmpa>seS, Spirit Levels, &c.
TaLie and POckct Cutlery,
Fine Plated Forks, ShovelS, Forks, Garden
Tools, Chains IIamcs, Briar Scythes, Hoes,
Horse Shoes, Hor=e Nails, &C., Cordage, Wood
en- Ware, So, all Of which we guarantee to
furnish as low as any house in The Valley.
Apr. 1, 1868.
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Picture Frames

in great variety Pictures Of all sizts framed
TO order in Gilt, Rosewood and Gilt walnut
Walnut and Gilt and Rustic Frames.
Repairing and Uphosterins done III Ihc oe''
and neaest manner.
as We would respectfully call tic alien
ton Of the people IN the adjoining counties OF
Virginia, TO our stock Of Furniture, lecihS
confident tina in quality, style and price our
goods are AZ ipted to their tastes ana 'heir PuF-
ses AID we arc sure gan comrprie With The
bo., esiabli.bmenis in the cry We have al
reody sent several large bills Of g""'!s into W.
V,.'and can guarantee entire satisfaction to tie
people l., tina, part of the couutr! # the! will
favor us with call.
Very Respectfully,
Hagerslown January -, 1869. ~
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d LENFiELD PERKINS

< PECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT TO YOUNG
- MEN OF THE SOUTU.-Every young
man in the South should now prepare himself
thoroughly and practically for business, by at
tending ;he
Best Business Collage in the U. States.
The Old Established Southern Business Col
!ege aud National Telegraphic Institute, corner
of Baltimore and Charles streets, Baltimore.
This Institution was founded in 1852 and char
tered in 1854, and is the only Incorporated Bus
mess College in tie State Of Maryland, and the
only Business College in this country which is
carrying out perfect system Of Actual Busi-
ness Practice. No Printed or Manuscript Text
Books are used in our Actual Business Depart
mcnt. Students in Attendance from all tile
Southern and Middle States. Every young
man should write Immediately for package OF
our College Documents, containing samples OF
Money, beautiful specimens Of SPencerian
Penmanship College Papers, etc, with terms
of Tuition, and full particulars. Address, in
closing two three-cent stamps, L. X. LOSlER,
Principal, Baltimore.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,
GREAT BARGAINS!
AT THE STORE OF
LIN & * EE DY !
Groceries and Liquors

Groceries and Liquors
ever brought 10 this town.
" hite and Brown Sugars, Coffces, Teas,
Chocolate, Rice, Syrups, Mols,ses, Liquors aud
Wives Of all kinds, Cheese, Crackers, Salt,
Pepper. Spices, Tar, Fish, Bacon Fruits of all
kinds, Tobacco. Cigars, SHUTS, Pickles, Vine
gar, Lamps, Notions Queens, Wooden, Stone
Glass aud Tin Ware; Powder, Shot, Caps, Put
ty, Window Glass, Coal Oil. Soaps, Candles,
ard ever, thing kept in a general variety Store.
Call before purchasing elsewhere-we will
sell cheaper than an! other store in the county
I Country Produce Of all kinds wanted
LINE s. KEEDY.
shepherdstown, July 25, 1868. If
z ATEsT Style Hoop Skirt. a,
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OUR
II ar ware Depar m en- t
CONSISTS or

CONSISTS w
IRON. Steel. Ho,ae Shoes, Mule Shoes, HorS
Nails, RaPS, Braces, But, .1'gsn; Ct"i.h'
ebin,, .Noylfse Machines. Jaek Serves, Chain'.
Rakfs' Hamss, Tiorei,, seythes, Nails, Spike
Locts, Hinge, Bots, fhs. chissf'. LtsL,
Pian,,. Btres, .9nsiis, BeiIcw,, Yrs, yertr
Plates Tire BsHders. sereV HJfnesf,, Feyl'
Shortls. scoops, yanoek', Picks. Hoes Rslf'.
(,o,, Cul Saies, Nh Saus. CireEiay fa:cJ.
ana sars, Circular SeVs, Hook Tooth sss.,
Hand saps, ComPass SGar', Hk;p Sort Hatch.
els, Hammers, DTsr Kniu<', Spoke shoes. Bar
a,ss. HardirGrs, CcIfx Trimmings, Shoe Find
i,,gs. .Na.ons' Tools, BTusEes, Cordsgt, Namdl<s.
Csti.ry. Drills, scales, with many iiouseseep-
ing and Furnishing Goods, both American aid
thankful for past fsvors we soliei, orders for
the above named goods. ta
March Z, 1868 y 7tB II
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THE undersigned has just returned from The
/ Eastern cities and is now receiving and
opening large and well assorted stock oil
Hardware, which he will sell cheaper than the
che apest, consisting in part as follows: Rock aud
Rifle Powder, Iron, Steel, Horse Shoes, Mule
Shoes, Horse Nails, Rasps, Braces, Bits, Au-
gurs, Gimlcls, Axes, Compasses, CaIipcrs, Bor-
ing Machines, Chains, Rakes, liames, Irowcls'
Scythcs Nails, Spikes, Locks, Hinges BoiIs,
Files, Chsels Levels, Planes, Bowels, Screw
Wrenches, Forks, Shovels Scoops, Hoes, Rules,
Cross-cut Saws, Mill Saws, Circular Saws,
Hook tooth Saws. Hand Saws, Compass Saws,
Whip Saws, Hatchcts, Hammers, Draw Knives
Spoke Shaves, Coffin Trimmings, Shoe flnd-
ings, Masons' Tools, Brushes, Handles, Cutlery,
Drills, Scales, with many Housekeeping and
and Furnishing Goods beth American and I'M
ported.
Examine my Stock before purchasing else
where.
Thankful for past favors, solici! continu-
anCe Of tie same.
EDWARD SHAFER,
Moulders Building.
Shepherdstown, Dec. 5, 1868. If
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/ fully eoseur IN lhe above.
STEPHEN TBOARDMAN.

tui'y cosSuT al ti.s 5Qo'c
STEPHEN BOARDMAN,
Sup't Free Schools, Wood Co ". Va.
NEW AND SECOND HIND ENGINES, Of
all sizes on hand and for sale at low rates We
are prepared 10 bore out HORKLhG B.7R-
RELS, of all sizes. We invite all oil men 10
call on Us and we viii bore out working barrels
and make them equal TO new pumps. We claim
that our manufactures are equal in quality TO
any and superior to those OF many establish
mems in the Country. We insure promptness
in filling oroers, while facilities for shipping
in any direction are unsurpassed.
Our Business Office is connected with our
works. W. will BE pleased TO baye call from
any who are in want of GOOD MACHINERY
Az We will reply 10 enquiries by mail, and
promise our best efforts 10 please purchasers,
both as to QUALITY AND PRICE.
ENGINES for Threshins Machines and Tan
Yards, complete, will be furnished from $500
and upwsrds.
We warrant all work and guarantee that we
ean furnish the same 20 per cent cheaper than
can be furnished elsewhere in the United States.
JOHN II. LITTLE, Shepherdsto~n n, is our
authorized AGENT, and all orders through him
will be promptly attended TO. t- -
Call Oh or address
ef Nj. j. 1.EESE 4 CO,
Petersburg, West Va
February 8, 1868; Iy
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Which has been greatly improved, is row Of,
fered to the public. IT is simple, compact ana
durable. pertaining large range OF work.
using sill, cotton or linen thread; has The I'M
proved hemmcr, braider, corder, tucker, gull
ter. and binder. Call snd get circular and see
hte Machine operate. Upwards Of 4a 600 sod
for the year ending June 10th. l66l.
J. s FLEMING, Agent.
Shcrhcrd,town May ., 1868. If
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IMPROVED School DESKS.

IMPROVED School DESKS.
which for ncsinsss, cheapness, aud durability
are no, surpassed. They are recommended by
Prof. y. K White, State Superintendent; of
Free Schools of West va aud Hy Tie Parkers-
burg School Board.
Il have examined NJ. J. Leese & Co.'S Fold
ing Seats for Schools and fixed seats for prima
" departments, manufactured at Parkersburg,
West W. ! mos! cheerillly reGommend our
Boards o: Education and others Interested, TO
supply our Public School Houses with them
W. X. lllTE,
Gen'l. SuPr Free Schools, hceling, w. Va"
"PARxERsBuRG, Nov. Z. 1867.
M. LErsE Co, Dear SiS I'm answer as
90 how we are pleased with our lmProVed Iron
School Desks, VI would state that We have used
several kinds, but for cheapncss, nea,ness and
durability, We give yours The prefeTenc? ~ all
others. s. T. SHAW
X. s. BORENAN
T.. T. DRAHOSIl,
BOARD of Education,
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Z ATEsT Style Hoop Skirt, a.
~ sep IL John RepRnger's.
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IMPLEMENTS, HARD
WARE, SEEDS, FERTILIZERS TOTES,
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against strikes. They frequently injured
both parties. There WAS a better remedy
which was to take the mcaey spent on them,
and build . co-SysrAtive foundry. Men
should not be encouraged to leave the es-
Adjustments 10 which they were al work
they should stay, and let the Union endeav-
or to correct the trouble. II these unions
we're properly conducted, they would be
blessing if not, they had better not be or
ganized He admonlshed them that they
must bear in mind that the majority must
rule. individual preferences aOd opinions,
If needs be, must be surrendered for the
good Of the whole The money expended
was a profitable individual investment. He
said while it was important in business
point Of view, it had also benevolent aspect,
which was worthy Of attention.
Mr.. Robert Jones, Of the PlAsterers' As
sooiatiOn, was called for, and said he had
come only to encourage them, and to spec
tally insist on sending delegates 70 the
Trades Assembly. He said there was Iaofe
power in the united action Of such body
/ Of men than in Archimedes' screw. DE
| urged them to conduct it on common sense
principles. He said each carpenter should
be q member. When . man hoped another
/ DO 0lO kOOu 10 nlLuSous 1uo AocOOiahVni
be represented, now numbered 100 mem
bers and had between one and two thousand
dollars in the treasury. Mr.. William Rey-
nolds of the Iron Moulders Union was in
troduced. He said what all such organiza-
tons wanted was education /; we must have
educated labor He encouraged them to 20
forward with this work. Properly condac-
ted it would move the whole country.
Remarks were also made by Messrs. Chas-
| Shannon, John Mcdonald, 8. Maderis, and
President Stewart. All the speakers that
alluded to the subject discouraged st-ikes
and recommended the CO. operative system
as the corrective of abuses.
The meeting was a large one-the house
being filed. The speeches were q stinguish.
ed tor their moderation and good sense.
The following are the officers: President
James Stewart; Vice President, Patrick
Byrne; Corresponding Secretary, Over
Monshan; Financial Secretary, John Melon
4 aid Recording Secretary, William Mcclure
\ state Deputy, Thomas Braund.
After vote Of thanks to the Cincinnati
Gazette, for the presence Of their reporte
the meeting adjourned.
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ceased to have the properties Of money,
which are creations Of law. Neither q spoon
nor bullion can legally represent, measure,
accumulate nor exchange property snd the
mere metal is, consequently, mot medium
OF exchange, nor a tender in payment Of
debts. The sole value Of gold and silver
coins, when not used for a currency, con-
sists in the worth Of their materials for
spoons, ornaments, ETC., which are a very
small part Of our actual wealth, ADD not in.
dispensable to human existence. The metals
cease to be money, as the power of q repre-
sentative ceases when the term for which b.
was elected expires. He may be re-electeo
and receive his former power and the golC
may be recOined by the government, anc
thus be endowed with its former power q
money. So, if the paper of a bond or not
be ground to dust its value ceases; but j
may be remade into paper, and by the re
qulsite writings receive its former value
/. lTO az CoNTIRUED.1
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The BeIIs of Shapdon-

The Bells of Shandon.
With fond affection
And recollection
Ithink upon those ghandon bells;
Whose sounds 90 wild would
In the days Of childhood
Thus ding arc ind me their magic spells:
IT'S thus ponder
Where'er l wander,
And grow thu fondeF. sweet Cork, Of thee,
With thy bella Of Shandon
That sound 50 grand, on
The pleasant waters OF the river Lee.
I've heard bells Ginning
Pull many a cline In,
Tolnng sublime IN cathedral shrine;
While ut GLIB rate
Brass tongues would Vibrate:
But AL their mnslc spoke ncaght ike thine.
For msmry dwelling
On each proud swelling.
Of thy belfry knelling its bold notes free,
Made the bsils Of Shandon
Sound fuT more grand on
The pleasant waters Of the river Lee.
I've heard bells telling
Old ''Adrian's Mole" in,
Their thunder rolling from the Vatican
And cynbals glorious,
Swinging lproarious,
In the gorgeous turrsts Of old NotTe Dame
But thy nunds were sweeter
Than the dome Of Peter
filings Ger she Tiber, pesling sOlemnly, n
o, the bells Of shandOn
Sound far more grand, on
The pleasant waters OF the river Lee.
There's q ben in Aoscow,
While on towcI and kiosko
In 50. Sophia the 1uTkman gets,
And lond Ia air
Cabs men 70 prayer
Prom the tapering summit Of tall minAre's
Such empty pf anton,
freely grant Them
But there's an anthem more dear ~ me;
IT'S the bells Of shAndon
That sound 20 e and, on
The pleasant waters Of thu river Lee. 4
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tbr uri3asgisr sease ADJ " E-htY practical
benefit is the organization and assembling
Of labor-unions and trade-protective asso-
Citations The mere statement of Mr.. Hines
figures answers both questions. There u
DO practical utility in either, for the simple
reason that whilst these figures accumulate,
and trade associations are formed OIL over
the country, they accomplish nothing. In
this country we depend ON Congress not
only for the laws which are intended TO gov
ern us, but for the origination and elabora-
ton into practical effect of such measures
as will promote the industrial pursuits Of
the country and render them remunerative
to the great mass of the people and we
have seen, in period of ten years, notwith-
standing the great progress Of our nation,
that labor has been more debased than ever
before, whilst fearful moneyed aristocracy
has been reared. Men in Congress pirate
about the rights otlabor, and the same peo-
pie on the stump, no msttefto which party
they belong, discourse grandiloquently on
the subject Of protection to America indus
try ; but there are no workingmen Of ,conse-
quence in Congress. Two years ago Gener-
al Garry, Of Ohio, was elected to Congress
specially rs the representative of labor, and,
acting with fidelity to that interest, his
votes were hostile to the views and measures
of the money power Of his district, and
when he was again placed in the field for
reelection the Workingmen, obeying the be-
hests Of that power, deserted him, and he
was defeated.
But we propose to ourselves to write only
q brief article on this subject to-day, and
merely to call the attention of the working
men Of Que city to their numerical force as
disclosed BY the figures we have gwen, and
then to ask them how it happens, II they
are true to themselves, that they have no
power IN Congress. and that when laws are
to be made which affect the whole life and
happiness of themselves and their families,
they are unrepressnted, and their interests
are unprotected.
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From the PhIadelphia Daily News Dec: y:
\ We mentioned the fact in the Necs Of
yesterday that we had received the minutes
Of the proceedings Of the National Labor
Union" congress held in New York in Sep
TENDER last, a glance at which is suggestive
Of many thoughts connected with the inter
est of the working classes. Among the pa
pers presented at one Of the sessions of the
Union was one by Mr., Hine, of Ohio, which
was entitled "Memoranda and Statistice in
regard to the People of the United States !"
10 this paper the population of the country
Is thus classified
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hrs. J. g. q 7. q. TRINFS wy
10 ~ TEuEzaN s1l 5snsf aaE M
M OVEME Mt CURE
s-l 7ai 1lil.ev a 4a seA -m st6-'s
Treatment Of Chronic Diseases.
Is LOCATED AT
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1So STATE RTREET.


And u nov IA successfu operation Prominent ssss,~
me cases traMfed srs Weak Lungi Spinal urvstsres
mr srfect Circulation, Tcrpdity Of Che Liver Ooaipa
acn Dyspepsia Paralysis BY Tie aImess a iIufed
Psocesse ne Movement Cure, have the raesss Of
drecsinK the circulation and nutrition fntc 1reesedy
tnsse cAnnes where threw aemost nasded. I'm DesRsss
Of women IN inssenable hoen Is here prssenssd Ths
cause OF every mobilization on Pelvic Weakpess Il sursv
perDanently ma without indsicASya &rsuipved n
chronic constipation tn trsarmauk A tnAljBae n
Asrypasassshis rsyey Of niaery--khsss .cpersssons
supply sovereign re.nsdy. FOR chtdren wfsh Beferrsd
use Of muscle Marrow Chests Unequal ghsuaaess and
ososAsa srnss ths sssssses q cha essz1stCurs are
quite Indispensable For ladies In dsaaa heslth and
AL Psrsons q Low Vitality, Il Affords The nosf sreesbIs
saecave ana permau<ns me&nsef FestermtRon . ~
The movements are specially sprssoFAsa, anA grsss
s en- snS ssHnse.s. esssd tSesseg ssak patients.
Les sslsesny ne Hoscy q ne MovsmeRtcure 10
nnsgsn1 sAsHgersH err in2fautiaa as hsre eadsA.
Dr. e. H. fayiorA ePparntns fpT WpRlYpR vsrions pss-
I've movsmans 70 10 d1sfenf reg - a ths bodv N
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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-01-16
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A GEN t s., MALE AND FEMALE,
"a wanted In every town and neighbcrAood, for the
best paying article OF necessity In every family af
fsred. yuf tie thing to sell anywhere Large pr nts
small capftal-no competiron-no ri-k-business psrma
nsnt legitimate and pleasant. and suitable for clergy
nsn. tsecAsrs farmers mechanics or anybody, Ia ain-
sve terrsry II dsred and su right for fB yesrb
cared By patent ct rates Aaung 4i0 20 e9o per day
On email capital Send stamp p.pers rs cents for
sanplrs worth 81 B. cHAPPwt. Chicago m.