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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-16
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, April 15.-Consols, money
93s. On account 93a. U. S. 5-2Gs '65,
94!; do '67. 9Sss; 10-4Os S9!; new SIS
905; Erie ST. Tallow AS 3D.. Linseed
oil 93s 5dA10d.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-08
AN OLD LADY.

Az INTERESTING SKErCH.-It was
NV privilege to-day to meet with many
OF nv ueighbors at the Garden OF
Eden, the residence of Mrs. Mary
Schneblv, widow OF the late Col David
SchneJv. of Washington county. Md,
to celebrate the hundredth anniversary
other birthday. Mrs Schnebly is one
of the most remarkable ladies | have
ever seen. posse.s;ag yet a well bal
auced mind full Of energy and spirit,
carving on farm, presiding at her Ia
bic. convcrsinr freely and often giving
wholesome advice. About fifty of her
friends met to congratulate her, and in
accordance with her wonted hospitality
she would have a,i remain and dine
with her. As usual she occupied her
chair at the head Of the table, which
slii table was covered by fine linen
cloth made with her own hands the
china. silver, and cutlery, she has pos
se,sed ever since her marriage, May /,
1888: besides these there was much to
temp, the sight anl appetite. On the
Sth of May. 1893, she moved to her pre-
sent residence, ani has occupied the
same house ever since. Her parlor is
covered with an English Brussels car
pet pat down in 1872, bright and fresh
looking yet Portraits Of herself and
husband taken Fifty years ago grace the
walls. her beauty and freshness at that
are iustify this marriage notice in the
uagerstown paper Sol David
Schneblv to tie beautiful and accom-
pIished Miss Mary Walgamote. The
sword and pistols of her husband are IN
the room always in full view. During
the revolutionary war this house was a
well known hotel, visited by officers,
travellers and Indians. During these
irving times while the men were hEat-
inc for their country. Mrs Schnebly
served as pail bearer in burylnS her
nciehbors. She remembers well when
General Washington and party visited
WilliamspoYt viewing it as = site Tor
the National C.pltal. The Garden OF
Eden" with it. present occupant has
been in great favor for many years, blS
tribu,ing to rich and poor alike many
blessings and turning none away empty;
nor have her efforts in the way of doing
GOOD been confined to the limitcdsph
Of her own home but colleges and
churches as We'll As public improve
monts bear ample testimony to her
charitable actions and liberal views
Just before the company separated
the Rev NJ. Kief'cr d. d., read the
Goth and l00;h Psalms, and offered up
an earnest prayer to God,many OF thos'
prescut Joining in the repetition Of tho
Apostle Creed and Of the Lords Pray
er. Thus ended most delightful meet
ING Of fiipuds at the Garden Of Eden
OF which the writer has enjoyed many,
having been on similar occasions.-Hi-
srStoun Free Press.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-08
BURIAL. AT SEA.

All last night lay a still form on the
'halfdeek very still and rigid, and
dark, though the sentinel lamp at the
cabin door streamed upon it, 1t was
screened from the slumberers in the
neighboring hammocks, breathing
deeper awe than thcy-"for sleep is aw-
ful :" it was draped over by the union
Jack. and beside it was n solitary watch.
er. The morrow has come. The sum
shine laughs out OF argent Ids in the
heavens the mighty purple billows OF
the much-rolling sea foam and flash.
The ship swings dashingly forward, the
startled dying fish twinkics, the sea bird
circles and yelps-all is life. Tlark it
is the boatswaius pipe but II Is blown
in lower key than wont, and 1t has a
long-drawu note OF wall.
..All hands bury the dead :,
A solemn summons The ships bell
tolls solemnly The courses are all haul
eel up; the maiutop-sail is braced aback,
the fiigate's way is deadencd rs much
as NAV be, and then the silence is bro
ken only 10y the hollow beat Of waves,
and the subdGcd, murmurous sound of
men mastering in hundreds, slowly and
rrave!v though il be. The officers, in
glittering uniforms. are grouped on the
he side of the quarterback the ma.
rincs are drawn up opposite, in in!l
dress the crew, in their snowy "llne
irockS." cluster about the blooms and
gangways. The body of the poor sailor
boy-how sad his fate closely sewcd
up in his ,ittle hammock. and placed up
on rude bier, is borne from below on
the shoulders of his meSsmates-how
neatly rigsed these pail bearers, and
what Soitucss in those wcaihtlUcat,n
faces and IS rcSi'd gently on the
ships midside The chaplain, IN LIS
robes. approaches all uncover.
II am the Resurrection aud the Life,
saith the Lord: he that beieycth in me,
though he were dead, yet shall he lvc!
The words tall upon the carand heart
in that presence, on the pure, I'M
searchable sea, dark, not from obscuri-
". but from vasincsS-like revelation
newly heard Over the boy arr the
stars of his country in pall-the Stars Of
Immortality in assurance. a light cloud
passes there is q soft sprinkle of rain.
TAosc drops are the last touches OF
i.eshncss in vital AIR, ere, NJ the words,
"Wc therefore commit lis body to tn"
deep, the spaneiod drapcry is liItcd,and
the hammock is sho, forward, Ia drop
with a thrilling plash,and 20 sink ghasi-
ly glimm"r;nS into the salt depths. To
marines fire three vollcys--an honor ao-
corded to tie GumL!cst Of those who
wear rhrir coGntry's liver, the ship AID
ships life move gayly on,and the rest OF
gni,t is for them who are far away.
80 mother, praying God viii save
Til, sa' lor, Wh.!c Thy head l. bowed.
In, heS,l-.hcts,a haamock-shfoud
Drops 10 Ia, vast apd wandering grave"
Com. William Gibson, II. Ho'prs
.EagGzi e for March.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-08

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-08
SHEPHERDSTNWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SATURDAY

ZINE Plated FABLE. Desert and Tea
Y Sponos. Folks and, Buuer Knrve., a,
II VI. Blling-' Drug Store.
LCOCK'S Porous PISste.s. at
* Ii NJ Billings Drug Store
LARGE etsck oi Whi,twash Rru.h.
n es. oi all grades, from 80 cent, TO The
highest prices. al
ma'ch4 Billings Drug Store.
EGYPTIAN Hair Coioring. a,
IL Ii. VI. B,lIings' Drug Store.
VISTAR'S Cough Loz,ngps, a,
w ii NJ. Billings Drug Store.
NARROLlG Troches. Juniper Tar
" Troches. at
II. NJ, Billing Drug Store
MANSON Oh. aud Heps'ica Pills. at
y H. VI. Billings Dr"g Store.
VllISrAR'S Balssm OF Wild Cherry,s
III ii. VI Billings Drrg Slorr.
DOND'S Extract the great Rheumatic
l L,nineu.. at Bn':nss' Drug Store.
NHlNOIDINE for Cn,il-. a,
y BlIios.' Drug S!ore.
IlORREST'S Juniper far. at
( B,lliu..' Dug Store.
i'lNTED Envelopes, ~ the go. al
Ii ". BllIns.' Drug store.
TiGYPTlAN Hair C"l"rlng. 4,
z Brllpss Drug Store.
ttALAD Oil in bottles, al
- BiIrngs' Dug Store.
IIELMBOLD Csra~h. Grape Juice
Ill Pills, at Il NJ. hlIings'
Drus Slore.
1 NICE lot Of lS k.rot Sold Rings. al
4 II Nj. Billings.
MAGIC Renovalor, for cleaning. re.
LIZ ne~Irg, and poiiobine furniture, so
cents per bottle, al
H. VI 8lling| Drug Store.
MONT lsil 10 examine The so cent TO
y bacco at
II. NJ. Billings Drug Sore.
YET C.r Rin.>, Bfras, Pms and Brace
y les, IN great variety, al
II. Vi Billings Diug Store.
I OF Of choice Stationery, 1T
Ii H. " Billings Drug Store.
L'ULPHATE OF Lime. tor preserving
y CiI,r, At Billings Dug Store.
uTONEBRAKER'S Rat Exiermina-
~ to! is a sue shot, at
Billings Drug Store.
BUCKINGHAM Dye Tor tie Hair and
Il WhisheI-. 80 els. per houle. al
h. ". Billings Drug Store.
nR. Sinmnns' Liver Regulators, for dis
= r.... Of the Liver, nyspep-ls, Ner
vuvr n adschr. &c, 81 per hotue. at
H. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
JUMPER E-r Troches. 25 crs per
y box. At II VI Blii'ngs' Drug Store.
NNOURE'S Black Ink, C.Uer's VII
IL uuy ri,id, Arnold's "n"ng Fl"rd.
rvs Back lax. Bowe,s' Violet lax,
Kuapp's Purple lok Tar -s!e at
H. H. Billings D'Os Sore.
Aos 81 #
IlkEkH Garden Seeds fism RobsH
y buI-I. )r.. 1t
Il. Vi B,IlirSs' Drug Sore.
tiCKOOL Books, SIauc.. &c., 81
- II. Vi. Billings Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-08
TERMS OF THIS PAP n.
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Is PUolISHED WEEKLY

at -, 80 per aunum In advance, or II pA'u VIZ"
N two months after the date ol Suoso''P
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heTed to. o,. cr less for
ApyLarIsrMrNrs of one Squaie so ., o',,s iT ner
,,ae insertions or less ; Sl,5O, aud 'o ce|:' pei
.nnare 80" lDr each additional insertion Larger ef
ot'a@ - Ihe same proportion. Tue space oi
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\ Iberal deduction wi! be mat ''o'i ''''
,hHrn - .'p,t% rates, on yearly advertisements
,h'. number of insertions be not maISeu
nm T,r advertisement. when sem Iu' II WIN ~
on ii,,,',aG t1e and charged accordingly
Ta Ps,xrING will be executed win neat
ness "'i' ia. Work and Advertisements must DC
Il ,,r.. hea handed in. M
t~'', ,.,.,.9nal communications VIII De chareeu
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'' ~, o-' ',ojj any misunderstanding on The part
80. ,rpgql hdycrl-crs II is proper TO state
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- e,.I, Immediate business Real ESTATE Ae-
..si and .li other advertisements sent 10y them
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Manner discontinued until all arrearsges
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-08

STRAIT OF THE SoUrH.-The follow
ing is an extract from letter addressed
70 the Southern Claims Commission by
. claimant from Virginia impatient at
the delay in putting through his claim
against the Government:
THE native Unionis,s are as poor as
the rebels. and the rebels are As poor as
a man need wish to be. When a man
has to live through the winter on corn
bread and water, with now and then q
strong onion; 20 to bed a, sun down 10
keep from freezing no fuel tor the
stove; study three weeks bow to get
postage-stsmp to write about his claim,
and then borrow it OF stranger II
that can't convey to the court true III
dex of my condition then l don't know
how TO state il" .f -s
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-08

The origin of the Southwestern Vir-
ginla salt works is curious. The place
was once vast swamp, noisome, shiny
and dangerous. Deer hogs and cattle
would often be found dead there. Va
Dor continually arose from the sodden
ground SO lonely was it that 1t got
the reputation OF being haunted, and
when William Crabtrce, hunter, set
lied upon it and claimed it. he found no
one dispute his right From his heirs
a certain William King, snspcctmg ITS
value as a salt field, from various indl-
cations, bought il for rifle and apony
He opened and cleared it and dug hls
wells. 1t was profitable business and
rapidly increased. During the war these
works were the principle dependence OF
the Coufedcraty for sat. Often a
thousand covered wagons waited at one
time to load. They conveyed the salt
for hundreds of miles into the interior.
After several attempts the Federal
troops demolished the works, but never
held them for any length Of time. ; he
company now have six furnaces, and
make two thousand tour hundred bush
els of salt a day.-B,him9re G0ItHe.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-08

4 GmosrLY JOKE WFEPNG OvERTnE
WRoNG CoKPsE ArA FUNEHAL.-Two
or three days ago, it came TO pass that
a man and woman, residing within
about a stones throw of each other, on
a street in the eastern part 10 the city,
died within a short time OF each other
The funerals were appointed for tho
same day aud hour aud at the houses OF
each of the deceased large crowds Of
niourners gathered 10 bear testimony,
BY their presence, to the respect they
entertained for the departed. Conspic-
uons among the gathering at the house
Of the dead woman were an elderly lady
and her companion, lady much young
er in years They were specially no.
ticeable by reason Of the great grief
which seemed 10 have settled down
like q pail upon them, lengthening their
couutenanceo and causing them TO weep
necessarily.
la the face Of their great carrying on,
it secmed as singular rs il was true, that
nobody knew them. In the intervals
between their spasms of grief, it was
also noticeable lhat their respective
countenances bore half puzzled look.
and occasionally they would DC caught
going one eve around the corners or
their respective handkcrchicis on each
other, ~ If ia inquiry. They soon be-
came the observed Of all observers. aud
seemed ~ much pat ont at the rotice
they attracted rs myssIGed tor an eApla-
nation of the situation.
a, lat ihe undertaken called upon
the irisnds Of The deceased 10 come for
ward and take a last look at the corpse.
The two ladies' were among the first 10
respond to the invitation, and their grief
bnrst out afsesh and in overwhelming
volumes ere they had reached the col
fms side. 81 last they came to il. All
was hushed in the room. Every rye
was upon them for developemeuts Of
Startling character were expected. lhe
expectation proved true. They gazed
upon the face Of the dead then upon
each other. Their eyes grew IN si1',
their mouths opened IN gasplDg wonder;
they thrust their respective hSDdker-
chiefs into their pockets, and then, with
out a word Of explanation or apology,
or even a look around, made for tho dor.
a. they passed out the young iady
was heard TO exelaim "Wby who'd
thought we were in the wrong HOUSE.
To which the elderly one replied, 'fes
and my handkerchief's as vet as dish-
cloth, too" The cat was then out of
the bag. The couple bad all this time
been weeping over the wrong corpse,
as their ouipourings were meant TO baye
been spent upon the dead lnah 10 the
other house presided over by the King
Of Terrors 1t is said that from tile
time OF entering the last MENTIONED
house neither Of the ladies were observ-
ed to drop a tear, and that the Old lady
never once produced her handkerchief
during the entire iide TO aud from the
cemetery. nf r
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-08

TIE DEBr or TIE PENNsYLvANIN
RuIRoAD COuPAxY. The capital stock
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
at the time Of the supplement doubling
the same was passed WAS +75,OO0,OOo,
consequently by the act just signed by
the Governor the company is author
lied to increase it TO Sl50,000,OO)
The company has authority TO create
debt in amount equal TO us capital.
Thus the capital and debt Of the Penn
svlyania Railroad Company may, with
ont further legislation, be increased to
three hundred millions This is a
large margin, aud the Ledger thinks is
limit will probably not be reached by
that company for many years yet.
Probably the latest data AZ to the other
expansions Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company is that afforded by The
Financier, which prints a tabular state
ment OF the miles of road controlled by
that company, either by lease or by
ownership Of majority Of the stock.
The summary shows that the Pennsyl-
vania controls sixty three railroads. In
cluding the Union Pacific, the Texas
Pacific aud some others in course Of
construction, with a total length Of
5000 miles and value Of S67O,00O,-
O0O. together with 25D miles OF canal
and line Of steamships. There IS thus
nearly one-third of the railroads OF the
country under the domination Of this
one corporation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-08

4 wife OF nearly ten years, having
given her servant holiday, was atlepo-
ing 10 culinary mattets herself, and
hearing her husband coming IN lne
kitchen, thought she would surprise bita
as soon as be entered tie doorDy throw
ing her hands over bis eyes, and Ia
printing a kiss on his brow, a. in the
DAYS OF the honeymoon. The hustm.si
returned the salute with interest, rani
asked as he disengaged her hsndr.
.Mary, darling, where is young nss-
tress f. The wife discharged -hsss.
darling, the next day, and hes sdyPs.d
. new plan sdrPfisisg shes hs11ss1
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-08

Il is said that the dissgreeabie clicking noise
csased by overreschins 10 horses. will be pre-
ve;,ted il The blacksmith, 10 shoeing, cuts Oh
theltoe or crust Of the sheel Of the hoofs Of
Ihs fore feet instead Of Tie hind feet, a. Is the
ffeo,ieht practice. H IL s ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-08

The Stanton Spectator says that owing TO
the scarc,ty OF long forage aud bad weather,
(they no pay ohe doiIsrper month for straw
in Rsckbridge.) large numbers OF cattle are
sent To market, and dealers report sesy fev
beef cattle 10 the Valley counties. ;f
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-08

THE PRICE OF TYrT-Messrs. Geo.
P. Rowell ii Co, announce that they
have al their warehouse in New York
an assortment OF type from one OF the
most celebrated fourdries III the world,
that Of Higgins, London, England, which
they will sell at 20 per cent. discount
from the American scale, when ordered
in fonts of 100 pounds and upwards.
They also offer to import large fonts on
special orders at a greater d;scountirom
the American scale, and profess to be
able to fill the largest order in eight
weeks from date OF it's receipt in New
York. They supply sorts in large or
small quantities from their stock on
hand in New York at the American
scale rate. They assert that ii the pre-
sent duty on type shall be removed, the
price of the article, both of home and
foreign manufacture, viii Immediately
fall 80 per cent. below thepresent scale.
Messrs. Geo. ?. Rowell IL Co, are
known as conducting the largest adver-
tising business ever secured by one
house. and are also extensive dealers in
printing material They are compelled
to import foreign goods because Ameri-
can founders, governed by close cor
poration or ring, ke,p the price vastly
too high, and at the same time make It
an exception TO every other species OF
merchandise 10y recognizing 10 whole:
sale price the same amount per pound
being charged to the purchaser of i've
thousand POUNDS as would be paid by
him who wants but fifty.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-08

A wealthy Ragii,h gsailsmss residing IN
IndIa. writes 10 prominent citizen OF abb
nsrle county. w.. thai there is quite nunscr
Of English gentlemen Of means tnerr. who are
desirous Of emgrsiing 10 this country with The
view Of engaging 10 the cultivation Of TIE craps
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-08
LITTLE CUATTER-BOX.

They call me Little Chatterbox'-
NV name Is lii'le May;
| have 10 talk so much, because
have so much to say.
And Oh have SO many friends
So many and you see
l can't bel lp loving them, because
They every one love me
Hove papa AMI my mamma
Hove my sisters, too;
And if you're very, very good,
l guess III love you,
But love God the best Of all
lie keeps me all the night
And when the morning comes again,
lie wakes me with the light.
| think it is so nice to live;
AMI yet if should die,
The Lord would send his angels down
To take me to the sky.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-08

The PREsBYTEmAH GESEHAL ASSEM-
siy.-On the 18th of next May the
General Assembly Of The Presbyterian
Church will be held in Baltimore city
and remain IN session for two or three
weeks The regular sessions viii be
held in the Central Presbyterian Church,
cor. OF saratoga and Liberty streets.
Tn. body will be composed OF ABOUT
six hundred delegates, representing al
the Presbyteries in the United States,
each Presbytery being represented by
one ministerial and one lay delesate,snd
Presbytery ha1iDg more than twenty
four ministers sending double delega-
ton. This body meets in Baltimore TOR
the first time in twenty-five years. lis
first meeting was held IN 1889 in Phila-
deIphia, and last year it met IN Detroit
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-08
CR,wroRpvILLE,G Ga. March 81. 1870

CR,wroRDvILLE,GA., March 81, 1870
-MessRs. J. IL ZEILIs 81 Co.-Geuis:
] am directed by my uncle, Hon. Alex.
II. Stevens, to say to you that be is in
cliued to believe that ne has derived
GONE benefit from the rse Of SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR, and that be
wishes to give it a further trial. You
viii therefore please send to bis address
two more bottles by express G. o. d.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-08
BEST THING In TIE WEST,
AtchisOn, Topeka & Santa Fe R. r.
l. A n Id 5 +!
THREE MILLION ACRES
Situated in aud near The ArSaVsas Valley,
the Fines, Portion OF Kansas
Eleven yesrs' Credit. Seven per Cent. Inter
est. - l2 per cent. reduction 10
settlers who improve.
A FREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS

A FREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS!
THE FACTS about this Grant are-Low
Prices, Eoug Credit, and Rebate to settlers
of nearly one fourth; Rich Sol and Splendid
Climate: short and mild Winters; early plant
Ing, aud no w:nterIns OF StocE; plenty oil Ram
fail and u,t at The right season: Coal, Stone
and Buck on The line; Cheap Rsies on Lum-
ber. Coal, SC; no lands owned b, Spectators;
Homes,eaGs aud Prescriptions now abundant;
a first class talruad on The line of greet
Through Route; Products will pay for Land
and improvements.
1t is the best opportunity ever offered
to the public, through the recent com
pletion OF the road.
For Circulars and general information, ad-
dress a. L. TOUZALIN,
Manager Land Department,
Topeka, Kansas.
Or, Bristor, Harrison s Ziule, Real Estate
Agents, Shepherdstoan, ". Va.
January % 5m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-08

R,.d ihe iollo~in2 ceriihc.,es-hun
dreds could ts hal il sece,..iy:
M.r,,n- -tars, W. Vs.-Jsnusry llIh,
IS7S-My .Ile ni.d Mu.stoves Rene
dy lur tue prie-. .ter nesIly 60 y'-'.
.,.adln., .od Con ssy vDe ~.s eH"ely
cured, slser ueins p.'t Vt -'&' snd l
hl.Iiy IscuIITrpd uin the susiic.
SAMUEL *. LINDSAY.
Berkeley County, W. fs.-Gr John
Il. .Nu-.ruve-l have used yosr R-Gt-
Gy ~ nv la niiy. ior tie Piles. aud mad
II t. be care cDte.
JOIN NJ. BYERS.
Mr.. John II. Mussrove-l ha'e used
your p,srsfsron tor the Piles and And II
TO be sure Keme.y.
JOHN r. WELSH.
Isnrsry s.h. lsf3-Mr. John II Nus
erove--l s~ h.ppy 10 srruiy iEsi your
PiEe kr~-dy, IN t~o sppii sdors. cured
me ehVreiy. sfer durto'ln2 for some
t.is, eUd nov | s1 enilr-'y cured.
LEVI ROSS.
Mr. John II. Mu.qrore-I am truly
hap?y :" "a MY lhSt your R-Wsdy cursd
me l" o"s nlgh,, and never suii''ed any
inc"n'enieoce si.ce l6oo TIE Piles,
@hIch tscommoded Ts from y ork.
TH0S. STRIPPING.
Address JOHN II MUSGROVE.
Sheshsrdslown, W. Va.
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