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The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

In this issue may be found the adver-
tisement Of the St. Paul Marble and Gran
ite Works. Mr.. T. Bower, the proprietor,
is prepared to furnish anything in that line
Of work, either in marble or granite. He
is also agent for the Terra Gotta Co.
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The weather is delightful. The sun
shines clear anl warm, with very little wind
stirring, and mufflers and furs are at a
discount.
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so. x Minneapolis, by vote Of 1886 to
aa112, voted on Monday to issue bonds
to the amount Of $3.50, 900 TO the Min.
-nesota Western Railroad. .--..----.----
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The fur trade is quite dull, but few
pelts being brought in. Prices remain
about the same.
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FOR kEsr-A good store-room in the
oest business part of the city. Size of
room 22x50, furnished with counters and
shelving suitable for any kind of ba.inees.
Kent moderate. Inquire of
JOS. BROKER.
ST. Cloud, July 20, 1869. ---
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The Little Corporal for March is
a rich number. We do not see how 1t
can possibly be improved, but tho pub
llshers promise great improvements
during the year.
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-Rosenberger Bros. have some diaries
tor 1870 still left, which they will sell
cheap. -"
The best makes Of gold and steel pens;
at Rosenberger Bros.
The largest assortment Of stationery Of
all kinds, at Rosenberger Bros.
Notions and fancy goods at Rosenberger
Bros, in largest variety, very cheap.
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Miss Havens, who has heen engaged
to teach in the Normal School, arrived
yesterday from New Jersey. 80. 90
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/. Cough lecturcd in St. Paul on
Tuesday evening 10 house filled to
overfowing He lectures again this
evening, and also next week. q
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-Revolntion in the prices Of groceries
aud provisions. Down to the botto they
60. At Limperich's. .l->..... --.
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-Limperch will sell groceries and pro-
visions cheaper than any other house in
the city. II
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Some of the finest meat We have yet
seen in market has been offered BY Coats
s Freeman to ,heiF customers during the
past week. This firm makes it point to
always keep the very best that can be had,
paying farmers tho highest cash prices for
fat stock.
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NOTICE.-U. 8. LANDOPp1cH.

NOT1CE.-U. 8. LANDOPFICE.
IN st. Cloud, MINI, February IS, 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by An
drew Petezson against Henry Brown for abandoning
his Homestead Entry No. 1881, dated April 1S 1858,
upon the ne II se aul lot 1, section ~, township
III, rsnge IS, in Monongalia county. Minnesota,
with view to the cancellation Of ssid entry: the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear At this
Office On the l2rH DAY OF APRIL, 1870 at
lO o'clock in the forenoon respond and furnish tesi-
mopy concerning said alleged abandonmsnt.
9. 4. GILMAN, Register
feb2k6ws II. G. BURBANK keceiyer
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-P6cIora's Monthy contains the
usual variety of miscellaneous literature,
opening with an article entitled "Was
Morgan murdered 7" in which no def.
mite answer is given.
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We call attention to the advertisement
Of the N. Y. Methodist in another column.
1t is one Of the best religious and family
papers in the country.
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vox PoPuI1-The voice of the People Is unanimous
IN praise Of thing at least, that Mofses Boot
Pills, and it Is well deserved. The best remedy In
the world for almost all diseases that act the hu.
man race, they act directly on the blood. stomach
and bowels. Keep your blood pure BY IN occasional
dose Of these Pills and you viii not be sick The
blood Il the lfe keep 1t pure by using the osly ms
cine that will completely cleanse it, Morsss Indian
Root Pills. Use the Morse's Pills In all cases Of
Btlliousness Liver Complaints Female Irregnariti'
Headache, Indigestion, &c. Sold by all Dealers, -
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"A fine track has been prepared on
Lake George, and q number of our citizens
are trying the speed Of their nags. Thus
far Mr. G. Smiths black horse has kept
the lead. 80, o.. - {.
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The steamer Emma was sunk nca,
Memphis on Friday. Twelve passen-
gers, six officers and the entire crew
were lost.
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WANTED.

100000 worth Of Furs and Hides at H.
Hepner's old stand, st. GERMAN street,
for which the highest New York market
price will be paid in cash.
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Notice of Dissolution of Co.
partnership.

rTNHE tOPARTNERSHIP between the
l. Undersigned, under the firm name of
Mc1ntire, Akers s. Co., has been dissolved
by mutual consent. II. L. Gordon, ESQ.,,
of St. Cloud, Nina, has been appointed
by the undersigned their sole agent and
attorney, to collect, recover and receive all
debts and demands owing to said late firm,
to dispose Of the properly thereof and to
apply the assets of said firm solely to the
payment Of its debts. None of the mem
bers Of said late firm have any authority
to collect, recover or receive any Of the de-
mands due said firm, nor to dispose Of any
of the property thereof. Such | over and
authority is conferred solely and exclu-
sively on their said agent and attorney.
W. T. 3. MCINTYRE,
J. MILTON AKERS,
WILLIAM A. STEVENSON.
Dated Feb. II, 1870. n32-3w
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Austria, it France will coincide,
proposes opposing the demands Of the
Pope.
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Omcial Paper OF the City.
O1lcial Paper OF Monongalia County

A. The Clrcllla ton OF The journal
Is DOUBLE that of any other paper
nuhilshcd In Northern MinnesOta. Let
Advertisers remember this.
rou SALE.-A Wilcox & Gibbs sewing
machine, entirely new. viii he sold on
very favorable terms. Inquire at this Of
fee.
MAIL PRoPosALs.--Blank proposals for
carrying the mails for sale at this Office.
Orders promptly filled.
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TAKE NorlcE.-Fresh groceries at J. B.
Mills, cheap rs the cheapest. Goods de-
livered, free Of cost, in any part Of the
city.
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Goods just as good as the best at
Limperich's. No price list necessary.
Give him o trial. .,,.r~
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On Monday George Millwood vas
6n d S. and costs by Justice Barnes for
drunkenness. ,.
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M0NONGALIA COUNTY.

Its Soil, Timber and LRkes-Mills AMI
\ Rallroads-TheC Character OF the Set
tiers. ~ 5. ts..Eess
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$4,000 DoLLARs-Worth Of furs wanted
at schulten's Drug Store, St. German
street. Schulten has accepted the agency
for one Of the heaviest New York exporting
houses and is prepared to pay the highest
St. Paul prices for good furs Of all descrip-
tions. Country storekeepers and trappers
will find it to their interest to give him =
call.
THE CHEAP PLAcE.-Huber is selling
the best family groceries as cheap as the
cheapest, and cheaper than almost any
other store in the city. Crockery, glass
ware, woodenware, etc., in proportion.
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-.Groceries still continue at panic prices,
at Boyd's.
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LOCAL m -EWS

E> W. arould respectfully request al
business men and Others tpishing any kind Of
Job Printing, to caW ant eransine our
estensivestock Of Nev Material, just received
from the East, before sending to st. Paulor
going elsewhere. Our Job Office is now one
Of the best IN tie State, and ue do acorH
which we vill guarantee TO be satisfactory
at Saint Paul Prices.
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HOMESTEAD ClRcuLARs.-We have print.
cd, iu the form Of circular, the substance
Of the homestead and pre- emption acts,
with the rulings made thereon, up to this
date. Orders for large or small quantities
promptly filled.
LAND OFFICE CHANGE.-On Saturday
Mr.. T. c. Mcclure took possession Of the
Receivership Of the U. s. Land Office at
this place, Mr.. II. C. Burbank retiring.
Nj. B. has made popular and faithful
officer during the two years he has held
the position. giving perfect satisfaction at
home and to the Department. Mr.. Nc
Clure brings to his did an experience OF
several years as Register, and will un-
doabtedly make an acceptable officer.
PERsoSAL.-Capt. ". II. Hall and Mr.
o. II. Campbell, two Jolly boys from
Kingston, rendered their phizes visible il
our Office on Friday.
Leander Gorton. Esq. and family, nov
residing in New Jersey, intend returning
10 St. Cloud in the spring, to again make i
their home.
Mr.. H. S. Walkinshaw, late with A
Richardson, left this morning for Ne7
York. Mr.. ". had many friends here VIII
ale sorry to lose him.
Maj. Murphy returned few days sine
from trip up Sauk Valley. This firm
has hosts Of customers throughout the up
per country.
J Rev. Noah Lathrop, P. E. Of the Metho
dist church of this district, called on us o.
Monday, after a trip through the uppe
country. He states that at meeting nea
Cheppewa Station, twenty miles beyon
Alexandria, there were forty comnuui
cants. As an item OF a somewhat difereu
. nature he states that there were present a
ode time nine babies under two years 9
age. A growing country, this Minnesot
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The Annual Report Of the State Audi.
tor has been received.
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Green apples, by tho bushel or barrel.
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THE GREAT PANIC CONTINUES.
-wE oFFER-

e. WI OFFER a., Ia
Crushed, powdered and granalated SUI
gar, ~ L. 81 lbs for $l.oo
Coffee "a" Sugar, a. 6, "s5s' 100
Choice brown g 81" l.Ws
Fair I" " " LOU
O. G. Java Coffee. q /" LOO
Choice Rio " l.oo
Far Al * =" 100
Choice Young Hyson, Impr'l, and
Gunpowdcr Tea, $1.75 per lb.
Choice Oouloong and Souchoong
Tea, 81 0Oto $l.4O per 1b.
Choice Japan Tea, $l.40 per ID.
Good 6 100 per ID.
We have full line Of Syrups, at prices
that cannot faI to suit.
Our stock Of CANNED GooDs and DRIED
FRulrs is complete, and at extremely low
| figures. - -.
We are selling 2-hoop Pals for 90 cents.
3-hoop i" I" %
! 20-in Tuts .$l.0O.
| ls-in. Is rs cents cenY.tss
| 16-in. 65 cents
We are Offering our Entire Stock at CORES
bonding figures.
%we defy all Competition, and In
vite ALL to CALI and Exa mine Good
and Prices.
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Kporled.fw TIE JOURNAL by .yo1a Z,pp, Exq., II.
tstcT CT Decds.
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MAINE PRAIRIE.

Lyceum mExhibition-Anothc surprise
-Churcla Organized.
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Grand total. o3,OOO,O0O
Now | shall BE- pardoned if I make
a suggestion, that instead Of hurrying
such large amount of pine t. market
already overstvckcd, and meeting
fierce competition from Wise 'nsin, the
owners Of pine lands would consult
their own interest by holding on short
time, until the vast extent oil country
west and northwest begins to fill up
with hardy class of immigrants yearly
coming in by thousands to open 1arms.
At the rate at which the pine is at
present brought to market, by tho
time the country is settled the choicest
pine will have been cut, aud when the
great demand CONES there will be but !;
limited supply. Deputy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-05
LET Common sense Decide.

What is the rational mode OF procedure IN
cases Of general debility and nervous Prostra-
tom Does not reason tell US that judiciou'
stimulation is required. To resort 10 violent
purgaiion m such a case is as absurd as II would
be 10 bleed starving man. Yet it is done
every day. Yes, this stupid and unphllosoPhi-
cal practice is continued in the teeth OF the
grea! fact that physical weakness, with all the
nervous disturbances that accompany IL, IS more
certainly and rapidly relieved by Hosietters
Stomach Bitlerf than by any other medicine at
present known. Il Is true that general debility
is often attended with torpidiIy or irTegularity
Of the bowels, and that this symptom must not
be overlooked. But while the discharge Of the
waste matter Of the system is expedited or reg
ulated, lis rigor must be recruited. The BiIters
DO both. They combine aperient aud aniibil-
ious properties with extraordinary tonic
power Even while removing obstrUc-
tons from the bowels, they tone and inyigOraie
those organs. Through the stomach, upon
which the great vegetable specific acts direct
ly, il gives healthy and permanent impetus TO
every enfeebled function Digestion is facIlIts-
ted the falerting circulation regulated, The
blood reinforced with a new accession OF the
alimentary principle, the nerves braced, and all
the dormant powers Of the system reused into
healthy action not spasmodlcally, as would be
the case if a mere siimulant were administered
but for a continuance. 1t is in this way that
such extraordinary changes are wrought IN the
condition Of the feeble, emacisted and nervous
nyalds by the use Of this wonderful corrective,
alternative and tonic. Let common sense decide
between such preparation and a Frustrating
cathartic supplemented by 4 poisonous astrir-
gent like Strychnne or quinia,
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A Monument to stonewau Jack,on,

Tx Ex-Governor Lelcher and some other
prominen. gentlemen Of Virginia conceiv.
cd The thought in October last Of erecting
a monument commemorative OF the Chris
tlan and soldierly virtues Of The Soul!.ein
patriot and ,hunderbolt in war, Lieu,enan,
General Sionewall Jackson. |, was al
first proposed that the monument should
be in the form OF a memorial chapel at
tacned 10 the Virginia Military Institute,
in which he was for fourteen years pro-
lessor, tina. il should be modest in ito
character. though the subscription was 10
be made in The North as well IS The
South. The cost was to be limited 10
twenty thousand dollars.
Governor l.elcher wrote to a personal
friend, COL Jacob Ayland, of Philadel.
Phls, on the subject. As soon as the
project became known in private way,
a lew persons in Philadelphia, subscribed
hve Thousand dollars 10 the fund. Short.
ly aiterwsrd New York offered to guar
sn'ee The en,ite twenty thousand dollars.
Such liberaliy on The par, OF New York
and Phlladelpha has suggested a more
enlarged plan Of operations, a more costly
aud magnificent monument. and one
more worthy OF The grand warrior chief
,ian whose he,oisu and virtues il is in
tended 10 commemorate
Heretofore all action IN the matter has
been OF strictly private nature. Those
having II in charge have purposely avoid
ed publicity and the consequen, striclu,es
and ana'hemas Of portion Of the press Of
the country. But, now i, has assumed
such wide proportions that it has been de-
iermined to make the subscription nation
al in lis scope, snd to give both the North
and the South an opportunity TO join in
doing honor TO The memory OF one OF the
greatest, pu'e.t and mobiles, uen that
Americs has produced 1t cannot be
doubted that much good is likely 10 result
from the movement The South is natu-
rally proud Of the reputation that her
dead soldiers LEI, behind them; and the
llhersli'y lha, the chief cities Of The
North have exhibited will remove The bit
terness caused by ea,from many 3
Southern hesu.-Kansas City (Mo }
| Times.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-05

DrPLoRABLE CONDITION IN SoUrH
CARoLISA.-The following lie an extract
from letter 10 gentleman in Baltimore
The writer is one OF the most eslmsbls
ecniemsn in South Csrolins. II is dated
Jdnusry l3, 1870:
"Whsl is 10 become Of this poor State
nobody can do more than conjecture.
You have perhaps not known that, at the
end Of the war, The old bank bills brought
some len cents on the dollar, mean the
bank Of lhe STATE. had good many oil
them, and was lad TO get that. Gov.
Scott aud his friends bought up all these
bills. then got the negro Legislature to
redeem Ihem by State bonds al par. and
soon after 10 enact tbs, these bonds, prin-
cipsl and interest, shall be paid in gold.
And so il is in everything. Five or ten
dollars will buy, hear, any vote in the
Legislature for anything. They cit for
months instead Of weeks. SIS formerly and
vote themselves SIX dollars a day, Instead
Of three, as before"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-05

BoroHT A IowN.-an individusl Who
hsd lost leg. and styled himself Colonel
Wee,norcIand, formerly chief Of staff 10
S.,new,'l Jackson, .prested in Tho town
OF Gisrendon. Ark few days ago as an
agen, for : rich EnsIish Land Company.
In rhis character he made purchase OF the
whole town "ioe an English settlOnsnI.'
A correspondent states HAT "ior one
whole day eveIy sio,e aad shop in Clar'
cndon vas closed, taking stock. p'epra
tory 10 q transfer TO him. when the va
rious psstes presented themselves TO The
colonel with their bills of sale. he vas
found al his hotel drunk. Everyday
was put off until next day, whom thu
magnificent individual wos no, 10 be
found"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-05

PLEIsAsr During the
psst Two weeks, Admiral Buchanan, Of
the lote Confederate navy, visited oUr city
while on pleasure ,our through the
South. While in Savannah most unrx-
peeted. but pleasant. occurrence took
place. Ii wss ST The Gulf railroad Office.
Three persons, comrades on The ses, and
comrades IN both the sstvice Of the Uni
ted and Confederate States. happened 10
meet wi'hou, any previous understanding
or agreement. These persons go disIin'
guishcd in the snnsls Of our country
history. and 10 whom We slude, were
Admirsi RuchsDap, an officer OF the Con-
foderate navy, his old friend, both Off
chilly and socially. Commodore Ta'nsli,
and tho third one, who is, perhaps, TO-
day moro loved among the old officers OF
the Unired Sarcs army ihsn any ono who
Joined their for,ones 10 the cause oil the
SoaIh. We sllude 10 Gsa. Joseph E..
Johnston.
Certainly tins meeting must have been
mos, cordial under such circumstances.
Politics wa not discussed; "reminiscences
Of he rast were brought up. while many
hspPy JOKE and hearty lough were in
dulged IN. Comrades who died in The
hsrness, those identified with both arm.
les, were fes!ingy alluded 10 their viz
tues praised and their faults forgiven.
And thu, for one hour these veteran col
ders and sailors rccited their many e1-
PLOTS on sea and on land, snd in parting,
each ono seemed Impressed with tho &C.
casian. and seemed % fell that. consider.
ing The age OF each, and the locality Of
their homss, it rp, perhaps. the last
lime they would meet togsthor.- Sovan-
nah Neus.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-05
A MARYLAND GRIFFITH CAN'T


Major Daniel Link, formerly of Fredcr.
lex city, served in Coles Cavslry during
the war, and bore The reputation Of being
good end brave soldier. AT The close of
The war, Ne learn from the Examiner, he
rented coal yard in Frederick, but the
business moi proving as remuneraIive as
he desired, he abandoned il and went
West. leaving bis wife and two children
there, promising, az soon 3, be had es.
tablished hiuself in business, 10 come az
Ter her. On the day be left he gave her
several hundred doll rs for her and her
children's support during the winter, in.
tending, as he stated, to come for them IN
the spring. He was in constant commu-
ncstion with his wife during The winter,
and. indeed. almost up TO the time be ap-
piled for divorce at Chicago. Instead
Of returning for them in the spring, how
ever. he informed his wife by letter that
he bad failed in getting into business, but
tina, the prospects were good, and that he
would come for her a, such a time.
Again and again, tie time designated for
his coming passed withou, the Major
making bis appearance, aud so i. wen. on
unit! Mrs. Link who resides in Fteder.
lex. was informed by friend at Chicago
that her t.uani husband had sued for d.
vorce. Steps were immediately taken TO
defeat the application, which were sue
cess(ul, and nov the vslian, Msjor finds
hin.seli in the awk ward position Of hav-
ing two wives. A letter alleged 10 have
been sent by Mrs. Newcomer. the mother
OF his unfortunate victim in Chicago. 10
vile no. /, is published, and leaves i. pro-
bable tina, no. Q was married 10 him before
she knew ,hs. he was married to no.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-05

TEXAS CATTLE.-The Indian tribes in
the territory, i, is reported, have passed
laws requiring the ray men, Of Toll on all
Texas csltle passing through their coun-
Try. The Cherokees charge 10 cents a
head, the Creeks 25 cents, and lately the
Chicssaws have enacted that SO cents a
head mus, be paid for all Texas cattle
driven through. 1t is asserted that there
is no way 10 avoid this toll without driv-
ing much further west and rnnning a
gauntlet Of the savage Comsnches. The
Indian legislatures seem 10 have taken
lessons from more civilized nations ss 10
The hes, methods OF filling their treasu-
ries. The Indian territory is no, subject
10 the provisions Of The constitution, and
lie rulers. in fact, have the right 10 ex-
cluGe white men from their boundaries.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-05

The DILEMMA or RscoxsrnucrIoN.-
The New York Herald makes sharp
point IN regard 10 the Southern States be.
ing required TO ratly Tie fifteenth amend
ment 80 condition OF restoration in the
Union A, ihoy could not be trusted to
come in and then rau(y it, they ratified
first ard then came in. They were there
fore. not il the Union when thsy acted
on The constitution. or else they were
never out Of The Union. Either. then.
Gays the Herald, Ill the Ieconstfucnon
laws OF Congress are invalid, or these
Southern rstiicatnns 81 the fifteenth a.
mendren, are invalid. II the States were
in the UIion there was no need TO admit
them, and If they were not in the Union
they could not participate 10 making law
for States tina, are in.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-05
Special Notices.
To CONSERVATIVES.

THE Advertiser, having been restored TO
heslth IN few weeks, BY very simple remedy
after having suffered several years with 4 severe
lung affection, and that dread disease, Consump-
zion IS anxious 10 make known TO his fellow.
sufferers the means of cure.
To ali who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used (f9ee of charge) with the di.
rectons for preparing aud using the same,
which they will find a suRE CuRK FOR Co..
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoScHITIs, etc. The OBJ
ject OF the advertiser in sending be Prescription
Is TO benel. the afflicted and spread information
which he conrelres 10 be invaluable; and he
hoi every sufferer will try his remedy, rs it
will cost them nothing, and may prove b!es-
sing. Pa:tes wishing the prescription, will
please address
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
November -, 1869. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-05

General D. II. Hill is publishing al
Charlotte. n. c, a. weekly paper,
called The Southern Home. devoted to
the viudicslion Of the truth of Sou herr
History. 10 the preservation Of Southern
characteristics, TO The development OF
Southern Recources. under the changed
relations Of The Labor System. snd 10 The
the advancement OF Southern Interests IN
Agriculture. Mining, Manufacturing and
the Mechanic Ats.