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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27
NEW STOCK
ID II Y o. d d ID 3,
NOTIONS, &C.,
FOR THE
Spring and Summer Of 1871.


WE have just received from the Eastern
w Cities a large and we'll selected Stock of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c &c. which
we are Offering very cheap tor CASH. We
name Id pait a, follow, -
DRESS GOODS.-PoPlins,J japanese Cloths,
Grenadines, DeLJInes, Alpacas, Lawns, Ser
ge>, PercaIe, &c.
MOURNING GOODS.-Alpacas, Bomba'
zine, DeLafes Australian Crepe, Crepe
Wells, Guitars, &c.
DOMES TICS -CalicOs, G inghams, Bleach
ed and Unbleached Sheeiugs, Bed Tick, Shirt
M, Stripe, FIauneIs, Crash, Brown aud
Bleached Cotlons, in all the BEST BRANDS.
WHITE GOODS.-PIam aud tlalu Main
suok, Plain and Piald Cambric-, Swiss, IRISH
Linens, Bird Eye and Scotch Diapers, lIqne,
Sc, &c.
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR-Cloths, Cas-
simerc,. Tweeds, Corduroy, Cottonades, Lin
Ell d. i'll, aud Duck, &c, SC.
IN NOTIONS-We have full and COM
plete stock. Hosiery, Gloves. Colia:>, Guns,
Parasols, sun Umbrellas, Fans, Cor>etis,
Hoop Skirts, Cumb>, Brushes, BIards, Switch
es, &C., &c. We also uame Carpets, Floor,
Table, STAR, and On Cloth and Mating.
FUNERAL GOODS \ large stock Of
these good, kept coust ntly on hand and all
orders will receive special aud prompt atten-
ton.
a. We invite all to call and examine our
Stock before purchasing elsewhere as We are
confident that We have bargains 20 offer.
iLy Remember we consider it no trouble
10 show goods
H. Thankful for the liberal share Of pat
rouase we have received in the past We solicit
a continuation OF the same winch We hope Ia
merit by close attention 10 business AND cnLAP
GOODS.
RICHARD & WELlHANS.
hepherdslown, Aprl -, 1871.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27
MOUTH TO EAR.
Nay, speak no i'll, kildly word

Nay, speak no i'll, a kildly word
Can never leave sting behind
And oh, to breathe each tale wev heard
Is far beneath a noble mind,
For oft a better seed is sown
By choosing thus kinder plan
For if but little good we know,
Lets speak Of all the good we can.
Give me the heart that fain would hide,
Would tain another'S faults etface,
How can it please our human pride
TO prove humanity but base
No, let it reach . higher mode,
4 nobler estimate OF man
Be earnest in the search of good,
And speak ofalI the best we can.
Then speak no i'll, but intent be
To others feelings rs your own,
If you're the first u fault 10 see,
Be not the first to make it known,
For life is but a passing day,
No lips can tell how briet the stay ;
Be earnest in the search Of good,
And speak Of all the best we may.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

A GrM-If Christianity was com
pelled to fee from the mansions Of the
gTeat,the academies OF the philosophers.
the halls Of Legislators, the theng Of
busy nen-we should find her last re
treat with woman at the freside. Her
last audience would be stbe children
gathering around the mothers knee.;
the last sacrifice. the secret prayer esea-
ping in silence from lips, ana heard,per-
haps, only at the throne Of God.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27
I.nnk Before Nou KICK.

\ minister i'm one of Our orthodox
churches, while on hi- WAY 10 preach Il
funeral sermon III the country. called to
see one of M, members, an old widow
lady. who lived near the road he was
travelling. The old lady bad just been
making sausagcs, and she ic,t proud Of
thcm-they were SO plump, round and
sweet OF course she insisted on her
minister taking some ot the links home
to lis family. He objected Oh account
Of not having bis Porman'cau wiihbIm.
This objection was soon oyorrulcd, and
the old lady, after wrapping them in.
rag carefully placed bundle in other
pocket OF the preacher capaclous great
coat. Thus equip,d, hc stated for the
funeral
Willie attending the solemn duties of
the grave, some hungry dogs scented
the sauSagcs. and were not long IN
tracking them 10 The pockets OF the
rood mans oyercoat OF course IL WA
an ANNOYANCE. and he was several times
under the necessity ol kicking those
whc,ps away The obscquIcs at the
grave being completed, the minister
and congregation repaired TO tho
church. where the funeral discourse was
to he preached After the sermon was
finished. the minister halted 10 make
some remarks 10 the congrcgailOn,whc
a brother who desired 10 have some ap-
pointmcut giycn out assembled the steps
OF the pulpit, and gave the minister's
coat a hitch, 10 get his attention. The
divine thinkugIt dog having designs
upon hi, pocket raised his foot, gave
a sudden kick. and sent the good broth
er swaWling down III" steps.
"Iou viii excuse mc, brethren and
sisters" sad The minister, couiusodly,
and without looking at the work be had
Just done. for could not avoid ii
have sausagcs IN my pocket, and the
tarnatou Gog has been trying TO grab
them cycrsincc | came upon the prem
ises :"
Your readers may Judge Of the effect
such an announcement would have at a
funeral Tears OfsOrrow were suddenly
exchanged for smiles Of mcrfiment.
Dox'T FEEr-Fretiing is the most
expensive habit that king or peasant can
indulge in.
1t Is the most vexing habit that sur
rounding beings can be subjected 10.
II is one of the most unchiistian-liko
habits.
If indulged in until il becomes chron-
ic. it i. then a disease, like insanity, and
should be treated As suea
1t wears deep a. grief and as ugly as
sin.
Frct;ing never did any good, never
repaired any losses, never affected the
weather. never nended a rent, never
kept dinner or a heart warIn
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

AN economical resident of Newbury-
port, Mass, applied al the Post-ofiiee
the other day for ten cents worth Of
six cent postage stamps, and when tod
he must pay two cents more if he want
ed two, he looked disappointed, and re-
Piled avail, | 'spose nnst have EN-
anyhow. but seems TO me they're dread
ful dear
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27
NEW
FAMILY GROCERY STORE
SHEPHERDSTOWN.

THE undersigned takes this method Of in
L forming The citizens Of Shepherdstown
and vicinity that he has opened new GRO
Gerry STORE in the building on the corner
Of New and King Streets, adjoining his resi-
consist of
ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES
kept in well regulated Grocery Store, and
respectfully ask, the Public to give him Gull
before purchasing elsewhere, feeling cssured
that he can please the public boln in goods
aud prIces.
1T. RUTHERFORD.
Shepherd>town, Feb Is, 1871. 6m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

Never trust man who assents 20 ev-
erything you say, who falls in with al
yor views, without making a single
Suggestion or correction Of his own. a
man, in fact, who is an incarna,e ''yes,
is either a fool or kraye.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

4 Western lover says Of his parting
from his adored one '-Her last words
falhhlle great rocsas.into the sea Of my 3
'sYqsw5aadsp splsslaed the briny waters
iFo o., * ssaa d be,alsysa
2 San jose Valley. California, rcyrr 3
had frost until this year.
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.lyyea The Great Cause

IL u .h IL ~ DL - - -
Just Published, IN Seeled Envelope.
Price SIX cents.
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MENr and !adical Cure of Seminal Weak
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Fits, Mental and Physical lncspacuy, sc.
By ROB. J. CULYERWEL NJ. D., Author
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The world renowned author, ~ this adm'ra-
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no matter what his condition may be, may
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This lecture will prove boon to thousands
aud thousands.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, TO any
address, on receipt Of SIN cents, OF two postage
stamps, by addressing the publishers
Also, DIR. CULVERWkLL'S Marriage
Guide" price p cents.
Address the Publishers,
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Post Office Box 4 $50.
March II, 1871. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27
CIVIL WAX In FRAME.
REVOLUTION OF PRICES N
SuEPuERDSTOWN.
Prices Cheap-Slock Unsurpassed.

Prices Cheap-SlOck Unsurpassed.
HAVING purchased The Stock of VIM. 4.
Ii ChapIue. will conduct the Mercantile
business at the old staud, MouldeI's Cutncr,
where the Pnbnc VIII fud we'll selected
Stock Of
Dry Goods. Notions and Gr0cfrits,
which have been selected with great care from
the test Stock Of the eastern market.
My stock cAbraces all Goods aud Wares
kept in a well appointed Merchant House aud
embraces Ladies aud Genrlemen'S Dress
Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Caps com
ple,e stock OF Notions and Groceries.
Remember the place NouiGtr's Corner.
THOMAS TURN Err.
1871 II
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FARM FOR SALE.

T OFFER the Farn: on which ! now re-
/ side. at Private Sale. The iarm lies
d miles west OF SaephcrJsiown, adJoln.
inp the lands OF d. ), OrndoTT an4 9TH
ets, and contains
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NEW GOODS
AT
L n | O n V | l. l. E I!

WE the undersigned respectfully call atteN-
w ton To our new Stock OF Coos just re-
ceived at Unionville. Our ann Is TO keep con
stantly on rand class Of Goods 10 meet the
demands Of all who favor Us with 4 call. Our
stock consists Of every thing usually lound III a
country store
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Hat,
Shoes,
Hardware,
1ln"Hre,
Wopdenware,
QueenSwarc,
Groceries, SC,
all Of which will be sold cheap. We there
fore cordially lnvue the old patrons OF Union
willie to call and examine our stock, feeling as
sured our prices will suit The times, and none
need go away dis9leaSed We Will spare no
pains 10 accommodate, aud hope by sI'ict at
ientIon TO business and desire 10 please TO
make lrends IN our ne.v place Of business.
Come then and us ere your Spring pnr-
cha>es are made All kinds Of Produce taken
10 exchange for Goods.
Very Respectfully,
4. l.. X K. l.. OSBOURN.
Unionville, May 8, 1871. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27
us Acres.

The Improvements sre not SO GOOD, hui
| vill sell lie land on such terms that 1t
will pay lhe purchaser 10 bui'd on The
I4ud. 1t has enough of Timber, a good
Orchard aud Is well warered, there beng
upon II good well win new pump IN
1t. 3 ponds, and running water through
the isrm in ,uo places ulll sell l75
Acres or will .eil pat Of it. There IL
46 Acres. with running wafer through IT..
and about 3 Acres Of Timber. anu ! have
the lumber to build house on the ground
" hlch | will let 90 with the as Acres. |
will give possession in 80 day..
| would Ike to have one ,hIrd down in
money or good paper, and the balance |
will wall from one to five years.
THOMAS FILES.
March 1. 1871. It
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JOHN +. wELsiiASS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

JOHN L. RICHARD.
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April 8. 1871.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-05-25

shirBu HIDING N tHFKYFirLD. Mes,r, !
" I'ihn TO are building a fine schooner 81
10 tom bar hen,-Me>-r>. \ tampi,ei A a..
haN" fcbaht The -Ch EHb+rt Poster Increasing
her tonnage. making her a fir.i class vessel In
every respect. Nathan HlucAley Ia. fine
brig ready for launching
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.


Items about Tewa.
The Anniver- AIRY of the Baptist sun
day school occurs next Sunday.
Hut Cunningham ha, just returned
from the Provinces with drove ofhor>es.
Last Extra Of the Dancing School.
Friday night of This week.
Eugene Griffin. son of Capt. George
X Griffin, has been appointed to a cadet
ship AZ Vest Point
All the drives on Union River are
down except the Buffalo Drive" which
viii probably get along by Saturday.
ON Saturday last Mrs John NJ. Hale
lr-. Was thrown from carriage. disloca-
tin. her shoulder.
The Minutes of the Hancock Baptist
Association are at the American Office
ready fer delivery
NJ. \. g. Ilcrrick. for ten year, prin-
opal of Hebron Academy. proposes to
r ign after the fall term.
Robert Holmes. boy Of about fifteen,
hld hi> foot very badly jammcd at browns
NIL on Tuesday last.
school Agents who wish TO put the
OLD. or neV. black boards in order will
lind the right preparation at the store of
J. +. Davis in Ellsworth.
A new beacon OF granite, fifteen feet
square and thirteen feet high is 10 be
erected on a ledge at Fullerton's Point
near the mouth Of the river. this season
A gentleman was in an insurance Office
in this city last week. to procure insurance
on hi, life. and in giving an accoun, of his
fathers family. he said his mother had
eighteen children. and twelve of them were
tNin,.
removals seem TO he the correct thing
just now. Phillips has sold out his Mar
ket which j. to be occupied by Morrison 4
JOY. Hardware and Iron dealers F. +.
Robinson has purchased the building on
Main St, formerly occupied by William
>omerby. Esq. and the old Judge re,ires
10 the Charles Delaittre farm a, Beechland.
DRowNING.-A Deer Isle corresponden,
wines a. iCt4bAs
One Of the most distressing accidents oc-
cured here which il has been INV 10, To
record for sometime. On Tuesday the 10th
capt. William Folsom and Charles II.
Emerson. both OF this town started 10 90
to l-le Au HAui. and their boat was upset
when near Merchants Island and both
were drowned. Yesterday iifty men were
>earchlng for the bodies but did not sue
ccrd These men were enterprising ciii- |
T"hs and each left family They were
>"ns-in-law Of sullivan Green. Esq. Capt.
Folsom formerly resided in Augusta. and |
Nr- Emerson was native of Bucksport
NEw TELEGRAPH LISE.-The new Bar
liarbor and Mount Desert Telegraph line
was completed last night. The following
Wa the first dispatch sent over the wires
and received here yesterday afternoon
EDEN. MAY 10. 1871.
traiH the Mayor Of Eden to the Mayor OF |
Bangor,
Eden sends j telegraphic greeting 10 |
Bangor. Our line viii be completed BIZ |
Eve: but owing to the rocky soil. not with |
out A-eiam.-l Wig.
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built and ready for launching. She IL owned
by Messrs Kelley and wadsworth and Car
Nerriii who ts TO command her.
Messrs Short Bros. OF Calais. have large
sch OF 600 tons In frsrnes on this side Of the
| river; they alss, have he frsme nearly M at 81
stephen Tor rhip II one thou.and tons.
launched st Robinson. first rate coaster
owned BY Messrs. Murchie Dureu an =
Pix was launched from The shipyard Of W
| i No>e last week.
Maine. for Charleston put into Newport. ri
10th inst for rrpairs. having lost foretopmast
and ursf faresail in q sQuxll on Nantucket
Shoals AN 18th.
/ Brig Sally Brown. Matthews At New York.
from singapore los, aintopmsst s'sysail and
| flying iib. snl split fore and msiussil.
Liverp 'ol. Nav 6. The Gorge Annie.
American hs' gu Dyer. hence fortBosion April
D. was Abandoned ut sea Ap,ii ~ crew saved
aud landed here by the Rhoderick Dhu, from
Prrnsmhuco.
London. nsvs The Bessie. Rogers. Prout
from Antwerp for y York. lost sails and su..
taneda dmge To- hull in n success ion Of heavy
gales April 10 of the Gsllopcr sand snd N
Beachy Head, she has put back to London Tor
repairs.
steamer Herculr.. from Georgetown. nc.
Tor Philsi-lphia. before reported sulk at the
former place. ha> been got sfost. with three
larse hole- In her bottom.
Sch Msry Tss ioi (t~hcrmanl from Ply
mohih Mas. Tor Ge.rg's Banks. struck o.,
G-rnet Rock L-d-e eth al and Wa -uh~e.
1ueuilv got of In a ieaks cund, lion. aud put
Into Itrmouih. NJ. where she was repaired
ON The IN rtnc rawav.
Sch tynosurc. PinAham. which sailed from
Cha ie-,ou 18th, int los Boston. Iu' back 18th.
leskv
Pilot boat Comet. It New Bedford report.
18th int. ~ miles ~ Block I-snd barqne
Mari, L"uts'. Of Quebec. from London Tor
New YORK foremost aud maInmasi gone iur,
mast iiggrd.
Notice 20 Mariners.
The bu"f- whirh ar" intended 10 ~ placed
in ih" RIVER al either aide oI the N,wburl port
ifr DE-. ~ srt = draw -,il T.msin ON Brown
wb,ft i'r -,m hias a. wAs-i - anchor them
i'. titry ar" mn ts.'l Il T. III vessel Ia
posing through ~ draw -ni IL ~ vi >e-m
hH d 49, 'u' hey " D. ia va th-ir proper
positions.
>ch Poto-i. jackson. At New York from
ismpic", reports Msy at midnight passed
= 'i- Florida about seven m le- distant. an
observed no light.
new beacon. OF granite. Is feet square and
y feet thigh ;, - b. rected on a ledge at Full
crt"u'> i'"n, lear the mouti Of Union river
TIM season.
The spindle on Black Rocks i, nov in po.i,-
ion aBd viii serve a gutie tor se.>ol. com
irg into or going out Il Newburyp,u harh,,
al night.
ILotH' STTh Ffsu MAHkrT for n. u col c,,t
ING MAJ ~ t'eorSc- { odh-h->sl..s at p.r qti
Maf ker-i-Market quiet. last sales Of shore D.. Z
- - yer bl!, W ; g.; no -4irs 81 Ia Fre.t
Hahhut in good supply; -slc- Il UaLs 4, 81 b
pr s"t ~ The mp. 1eorse'- - ~ per cNi
SUI okvi Haiihut-LA-t sale. al - pc NJ. n,i
Cod Sc per gal. "
hirBuILpiNG IN GREENFIELD. Mes,r, J
Inn 20 are building fine schooner II
10 ton. bar hen,-Me,-r. A ,.mnl,eii & a.,
have fcbatlt The sch Eau.'rt Foster iDcrr,.in.-
her TONNAGE. making her Dirt cl..- vessel In |
every respect. Nathan HlucAley hs. a fine
brig ready for launching.
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fremont lte0s.

ife"ont Atcoos
The man who hung on the lips Of
SPEAKER has turned into moustache.
1t has been said that the best Of folks
make mistakes some times, but can't for
give tnE washer-woman. who sent home
with Hy linen. something like a double
Iocket handkerchief. such as belong 10
children.
-Capt. Isaac Gott has fitted out the
yacht. Sallie, with provisions and other
stores intended for trading. Mrs. Got, has
received large stock Of millinery and
dry goods. part TO go on board the Sal
lie which makes her floating bazaar :"
her millinery rooms al Bass Harbor will
be closed during part Of the season.
In ls47. Cots Island which is connect
ed to Mt Desert BY bar. was Inhabited
by Indians. \ small vessel loaded with
provisions bound 10 Machias. ran on the
bar at half ebb tide: in few moments the
deck was covered with hammer-headed
Jan-gaws. Ugh said the chief. all one
Indian vessel Yes. said the captain, and
all one Indian rum too. In half an bopr q
barrel of fire water was flowing pro
fnSely. and at dark no signs of life was
seen on the shore meantime the tide had
changed and the vessel sped on her way.
Al daylight, the chief, first to recover his
senses.) after looking round a moment. ex-
claimed. All gone vessel. All gone rum
Indian no good
The sehr. j. Tinker. A. A. Lopaus.
master. was run into on the night of MAY
l4th. Off Bakers Island by a ST. John
Wood-boat, carrying away bowsprit and
all the head gear. but by the skillful man.
agemenr of the captain and vigorous eE
fort of the crew. the wrecked schooner
was maneuvred into Bass Harbor. where
she is being rentted. No blame whateye,
can be attached to Capt Lop.us for the
accident, as the English vessel was run
ming before the wind without look
out and was only walked up by a sigma
gun from the J. Tinker.
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A full lMarin, List and cop,n,e,e w.,

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Fd Reports, as well as more Original
Stories and Sketches. are among the new
features of the greatly enlarged and i'm
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The offer of Tteo Months Free TO all new
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till June lst. 3mols
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eberry6eid rtesss.

tberryheId ftesss-
-Messrs. j. W. Coffin 4 Co.. are build
ing fine schooner Of $50 tons burthen.
Nathan Hinckley, ESQ. has fine brig
ready for launching
The Saltwater Gang is cutting 40 NJ a
day. and the New York mill is doing
equally as well.
"A. l.. Moore & Son have erected q
carriage shop near the foot bridge. and
are soon to commence operations.
The Cherryfield House has been paint
ed and refitted throughout, and Barney
cant be beat as Q landlord.
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Prom Or. II. RICHARD CLAY. boston. Moss
Tins Is TO certify tina, have known Nil
>awNers sslve for more than five years. and OF
IT. having been successfully used in msn,
cases ] consider IL \ superior article. aud
web worthy the confidence Of those requiring
such remedy. X. RICHARD CLAY. N. u f.
Boston, Dee. 10. 1897. lstf
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Probate Courts

ELLswoRTH--lst Wednesday in January, Feb
rtIary. August, September, and December. I'd
Wednesday in April. Sd "Wednesday in June and
ith "Wednesday in October.
BLCEHILL.-lst Wednesday in July and Novem-
her
BrCKsPoRT.-Sd Wednesday January, May
and September.
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We see the well known Druggists. G. A.
Parrher and : u. Wiggin & Co. have received
uiply Of the celebrated Blood Purif, ing
Remedy. known I.~tham's Cnhsrtic
tN'raef. u come very highly recommended
b. the Medical Prof. >~inn and hy Thousand
who have used it, We advise ali our irirn.l.
who arc in want Of reliable .pring me,Iirine
10 Try this valuable compound,
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wHxx THE NERvUUs SYSTEM loses its tone
and vigor the whose BODY suffers in conse-
quence, but frequently some one organ suffers
more than the rest; hence se origin Of Heart
Diseases, CONSUMPTION. Sof,ening Of the Brain.
&c. The most direct method s.f cure lies IN re-
storing the vital principle "a the nerves. which
Is most easily accomplished by using EgllOws'
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPuPtIosPutTEs.
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NJ \ X X | r. ID.

Ell.wcrth-Msy sEh. by Rev pr Tenncv. John
J hellhcr Il Ellsworth, and Mlss Ida J. Pctiin-
s,1n 81 Iamoine
HAno"ck MAY slst. by Rev BENJAMIN y Fosr
Mr. Frances A Moon TO Mrs- Annie VI King both
Of UAncock
sullivan May IN. w,liiAs ) Goodwin and
Mar J Bragiou both u :
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Hattie 4 ckirv. both Of
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