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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-01-05
n Many = lady endow
cd by nature with a
SIEEIlILG HlNEI.

pretty lace, Oeaulltul HSure, iau!lless complex
ion, IA we'll rs the sweetest OF tempers and fault,
less mental qualities, grows prematurely old.
gray aud wrinkled, her form loses Its perfect
contour, the complexion becomes sallow, the
brightness leaves the eve. feeling OF languor
takes the place OF the once buoysnt spirits, al
irritable nervous fractiousness makes life a bur
den things that once were tribes worry her III
life becomes unbearanlc All this being caused
by the physical arrangements so common 10
women. which the innate modesIy OF feminine
nature prevents their making known. and OF
which the ignorance of the medical profession
prevents a cure. Lady reader, pause and con
slider, lis duty you owe yourself, your family
aud your God. that Nol should cure yourself OF
these troubles aud once more feel the glow o:
pprlrct health and spirits that nature Intended
Tor you Wheeier's No. Oh Prescriptions are
pleasant and palalable 10 take, coutain nothing
of An injurious nature and NAV be taken by sll
ages NJ all times and In all conditions without
possibility Of IN effects, and will positively cure
any OF the peculiar diseases to which females arc
SUBJECT Failing TO produce a perfect cure the
pToprictors will refund the money paid for tho
treatment. il you have = ssllow complexion,
constant or intermittant headaches, backachr,
rcsllcosucss loss Of appetite, suppressions OF
monthly dow, or irregularities thereof accompa
uied 10y head iches, nervousness, hysterlcs ana
similar symptoms, WheelCr's No. % Prescription
b" viii positively restore you To health. IL
YOU have a sensation of heat and throbbing ir
the back, frequent iainuDg spells, Leucouhea
or white discharge, painful or scalding 'cnsation
in urinatng, reddish or white deposit in urine.
hot aud dry skin, hceler's No. B Prescription
"Cr will give immediate and lasting relief. The
price of Wreeler's No. 9j Prescriptions "B" and
&c" are 30 cents each. obtainablo from druggist
or sent by mail secure from observation post paid
on receipt of price. Postage stamps taken.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-01-05
Stoves! Stoves!

WE are manufacturing good and suitable
w COAL SrOVEfor churches, school-houses
and factories. Castings for stoves and all 9TH
er purposes promptly done.
SHEPLERDSOWN MANF'G CO.
Nov
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-01-05
RHETHATISH,
Gout, Lsmeness OF Joints
Sciltics and Neuralgia arr

relieved at once aud positively cured by The use
of Wheeler's No. 06 Rheumatic Remedy. We
say boldly that in the worst of cases OF no mat
ter how long standing, bow serious or how pain.
full. we can not only give relief but posiLiyely
cure for all time. Falling 10 do this We vii,
positively refund the money paid for the treat.
ment, and if your suierings are not positively
stopped for ell time you have not thrown your
money away as YOU would on any other than
these guaranteed remedies. The price of Wheel.
er's No % Rheumatic Remedy Is only so cents,
obtainable from druggists or sent free by mail
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-01-05

T INVITE the especial attention of all
| persons in need of COOKING STOVES
to the following list of necessary Furni-
turc which give with each stove, and
which | guarantee to be first class i'm cv-
cry reSpcct-'I Wash Boiler. Coffee
B0ilr. ! Sauce Pan and Lid. l Iron Tea
Kettle, Iron Pots, , Pot Lids. I Long
Griddlc, Skillet, 3 Sheet Iron Pans,
Lid Litter, l Poker, ! Stove Scrapcr, 3
Joints Of Pipe and Elbow Large
Tin Bucket, Bread Pan, ! Calender, |
Wash Basin , Pudding Pans, Patty
Pans, II Pie Plates, | Milk Straihcr,
Milk Skinner, Plain Ladlc, | Pierced
Ladlc, Soup Lallc, Iron Spoon, Cake
Turner, Egg whip, J Pie Crimpcr and
Trimmer, Fancy Tea Pot, , Sad irons,
Tea Pot Stand, | Sad Iron Stand, l Pep
per Box. | Nutmeg Crater, Candle Stick,
Cake Mould, 6 Tin Cups, | Dippcr,
Biscuit Gutter, Boiling Pin, Potato
Washer, Butcher Knife, Knives and &
Forks worth ~ - per set, 6 Albata Table
Spoons, q Albata Tea spoons, ! Coal Sho-
vel, Flesh Fork. sicily Cake Pans,
pound of Stove Polish.
sell the Celebrated Excelsior Cooking
Stoves at the following prices. will de-
liver Stoves ant Furniture free Of freight
IN bridgeport, Md, at any station on The
:. V. Il. r., also at any station on the ..
& o. X. Il. a. far west rs Cumberland or
south 10 stanton.
EXCELSIOR.
No. 1G, $1,000; No. l., so 80: No. p,
$22. 30: Ne. p. $500: No. =, $2S.G0; No.
3G, $500; No. 81, $2S.OU; No. Is, 5000:
No. 80, $500.
Prices quoted Oh application and repairs
furniSed for all patterns of stoves.
Returning thanks for the liberal patron
age ol the past hope 10 merit a continue
aucc. II. &. MARTEN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-01-05

"What plagucy fools some people e."
exclaimed Mrs. Gruf;, rs she read the title
of the tract which had just been left at
The door. "Why VIII You Dic?" "Now
isn't that sense? Why will die? Because
! can't help it, simpieton,' and Mrs. Gruil
threw the literary conunGrum into the
,.inl' i'm ~ hnN
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-01-05
.ceipt OF price. Postage stamps taken
ntHlhnDU It IA needless TO describe q
bAlhHRd symptoms OF this nsuSeous disea

Lll1hRI symptoms OF this n"u'e'u' di'ea'a
that is sappins the life and strength OF only too
many of the i1ircst aud best of both sexes, old
aud young, suffering alike from the poisonous
dripping in the throat, tho poisonous nasal dis
ca ,rges, the felid breath aud general week.-Mrs..
debility and angu0r. aside from the scutc sui
lrriugs of this disease, which II not checked eau
only end in loss of palht", hoarseness, weakened
sight loss Of memory, deafness aud premature
death IL not cacCkrd bttogo II i too late Labor
stu!y and research in America, Europe AMI
l. .-trTn land, have resulted IN Nherler's No, vi
Instant Relief aud Sure Cure tor Catnrrh, a rem.
edy which contains no harmful iugredicut', and
that j. ,ulrantcci u cure every case Of acute or
chronic CIturrh or money refunded. Whcvrrs
No. - Instant Relief aud Sure Cure for Calarrh
will cure every case Oi catarrb, hay fever or
asthma, price ; 90 per ptcksgr. trnm druggists
or seat hv mail post paid on receipt at price.
Whecer's No. 30 sure Cure for kidney aud
Liver Troubles cures all weakness aud soreness
OF kidney, un,mn ItiOn OF kidn vs. or liver.
pli'e 81 o..
Wh,clr,'s Vegetable Pills are the only remedy
that cure cpn-li patton, giving nItur,l action Of
the bowels without phi, siring, purgIUg, gripping
or pain Pro" - ,rn'-. al druggists or by mall.
Wpcecr's N.rvire T mic for mental dspres-
sion, loss oi manhooi, l'ngu"r, week.-mrs. or
over t.N.uOn ot the bsaia l. ilylluIb!e. price IS
cents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-01-05

An Austin mother detected her son
smoking pipe out in the back yard, and
Immediately began to demonstrate with
him. MY son, she expostulated, "why
will YOU disgrace yourself by smoking
that nasty black pipc:" "Why will y"
inquired the gilded youth. yes"
"'Well, it's because you're too blamed
stingy to give me money to buy cigars
with, that's why"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-01-05

prn 4 week az home. s. outi: free. Pay abso-
Ahh solutely sure. Capital 10; required. Read
Wv er, IL yor want business at which persons
of either sex, young or old, can make great p "
write for particulars TO HALLETT i Co, Port
land, Maine.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-01-05
INT pOIDIENlp cures in every case or will
HE hi 1R1NIEl refund money plId. We

Hi GU1RaNTEE refund money p,Id. We
Ilicr our pu.c for these rem 'dics NJ lrss than
On twentieth Of the price asked by Others for
remedies upon which You take all the chanccs.
and We specially invite the patronage Of the
many persons who have tried Other remedies
without effect or depleted their purses by paying
doctor bills that benefited them not.
U1W mn GTIiJn these remedies. Go 10
HUH I'll UBI 1llv your druggist and ''k for
inem. 1t they have not got them, write nj once
to the pro2ririors, enclosing the price 10 mobry
or stamps, and they will be sent you at once ny
mail postpaid Correspondence solicited. Ad-
dress plainly.
l.. WHEELER & Co,
No. nj w. Baltimore ST.
BALTIMORE, ND
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-01-05

No man knows what q ministering an
gel his wife is until he comes home one
Gay, suffering with 4 dreadful cold and
she happens to have bottle Of Dr. Bull :
Cough syrup in the house.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-01-05
Flow so Spoil.

To spoil Steak-fry it.
10 spoil tea or conee-bakc it too long,
10 spoil house-plants-water them too
much.
TO spoil bucteg-do not work out all the
milk.
TO spoil carpct-sweep it with stiff
half-worn broom.
ToSpo;l n-cakes-bakc them on luke
warm Sriddle.
To spoil a breakrast-grumble all the
while you are eating.
TO spoil potatoes-let them lie and soak
in water after boiling.
70 spoil breaG-usc poor flour and sour
yeast and let it rise until too light and it
runs over.
TO spoil scissors-cut everything from
sheet OF paper to bar of east iron.
To spoil garments in making-cut them
out carclcssly aad run all the seams.
Tospoil school-changc teachers every
tine some one in the district finds fault.
TO spoil children-humor them to every
thing they happen to think they want.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-01-05
SEhE M a Ss, s ci 'ss n nsny s s.. this

npMp1nTp lJrE and women know ere mi.
SEBSlBbE MEl that Of the many many dis diseases ss,s
and arrangements of the body each has a sens.
rate cause or origin, aud that each needs 8 an.
ferent method of treatment in order 10 effect
cure, and moments reflection must copyIncs
that sDy Of the quack nostTums ioistcd upon Ina
public claiming 10 cure all OF a number of di,-
mctricJly different diseases must prove failure.
even II We do not call them humbugs.
nnnD nnnDJ n and people of moderate mean,
PNuk fEUPLE aud even people we'll to DO Or
WEALTHY lind that the enormous charges q,
practcing physicians arc serious burden 10
them. and also find that after paying themselye,
moor that no benefit has accrued TO them. tba,
i'm fact they have thrown their money away. To
overcome these evils we offer Wheelers No o.;
Sure Remedies 10 the sick aud suffering. one
Remedy for each disease, without for moment
Claiming that one remedy will cure any Other
disease than the one claimed for il, aud as thess
remedies have stood the test OF years without
single failure, we agree 10 refund the money
paid 10 every instance where n crre Is not posi-.
lively Effected Tne remedies are entirely we've.
table. can do no harm, aud viii positively cure
en- WI i,.b are
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-01-05
Shenandoah Valley Railroad,

y. -. TX. Mem. TX. Accom-.
No. .. No. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
(IHINIT-NIhING.

The gentlemen who evolve Cabinets out OF
their inner consciousness with neatness and dis
patch and i'll quantities to suit the popular de-
,uand. are already busily at work. Mr.. Henry
WatteIson has placed n fine specimen of his
own handwork in this line on the Kentucky
market. which is attracting good deal OF at
tention. Here ii is:
Secretary of stato-Allen g. Thurman, Ohio.
Secretary Of the Treasury William Dorsheimer, New
York.
Secretary OF War-George i. Mcclellan, Jersey.
Secretary OF the Navy Samuel j. Randall Pcnnsyl-
vana.
Secretary of the Inerior-Frank Jonas, Louisiana
postmastcr-C encra-Eppa iIunton, virginia.
Acknowledgement Joseph l.. McDOnald Indiana.
II is doubtful if Mr.. Dorshelmer will take
quite kindly to this distribution of the higher
spoils which awards the premiership to the
veteran unfurler of the red bandanna. He is
likely to arguc-and there will be force in the
propostion-tlat the somfrierd' oil. Mr.
Cleveland ought to be given his pick OF the
places. Perhaps Mr. Thurman in order to re-
lieve this Louisville Cabinet-maker OF any
possible embarrassment will consent to hang
his lurid banner on the outer wall of the Treas
| ury. George B. Mcclellan would look well in
the War Department, but isn't it pretty late to
offer him the position if he is to be expected to
make up his mind whether or no he will accept
| it by March The General never did like to De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
~ EYGNPLE.


Tot ia see how it works mississippi has cast
this wear 121, 321 votes, elects seven members
of Congress- and therefore cast 1881
votes for each member of Congress. Alabama
has cast this year 1898 votes, elects
EIGHT members of Congress, and therefore
cast 70. 225 votes for each memberof Congress.
On the other hand Ohio has cast this year
7s4. sol votes and elects twenty-one members
of Congress and has. therefore cast $3.50
votes for each member OF Congress. New,
Jersey has cast this yenr 26O,792 votes and
elects seven members of Congress, and has
therefore cast 81, 256 for each member OF Con-
gress.
The two Southern States cast 27l.1Oo votes
for fifteen members, an average Oh 1854
votes for each member Of Congress. The two
Northern States have cast 1,O45, 593 votes ior
twenty.ejght members, and the average mas
therefore been 373i3 for each member OIL Con-
cress. In other words the political value OF
white man in Ohio and New-Jersey Is less thah
half the political value of white man III
Mississippi and Alabama. And this is the sort
Of thing which the white men OF ONO anu new
Jersey are expected to hail as blessed revoiu-
finn In the interest Of the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20 1884

II nts men to utilize the subsequent oppor-
tunities oflife, and in our estimation tho three
objects of instruction should be, with reference
to this end and in the order Of their importance.
character, culture and learning. Mr.. Adams
thinks that the study Of Latin and Greek In
college has been of no advantage to him In
active life. Mr.. Adams, Of course, does not
speak for others, and 1t is not altogether GER
tain, we say 1t with entire respect, that he can
speak absolutely for himself. Leaving positive
attainments out of the question. who can say by
what exact means those traits of mind and
character which make q man what he Is were
formed OF. stimulated In general 1t Is doubt
less true that the success or failure of life
largely depends upon the quickness and
delicacy of the perceptive faculties. Aptitude
of comprehension should he the end and aim OF
mental discipline, and 1t Is precisely to that OBJ
ject that the study of the classics makes It's most
valuable contributions. For ourselves we are
glad that Princeton College still stands by the
classical foundation on which the scholarship of
centuries has been built up, and we heartily
congratulate DR.. McCosh that he has lived to
see the curriculum of the institution over which
he has long presided attaining to the SYM
metrical ideal which has been In his thoughts 80
many years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
COME TO THE POINT
CHALLENGE WHICH THE NETWORK
TIMES KEEPS ON DODGING.

Prom Inc me OF Nor. u.
Tpp Ts,RiNR mat = quiet statement OF CIR
euiation the other day II iispainged nobody,
6urstinnpd nothing its neiehbots had been say
lnr, nnh gave to every advertiser access w az
soiutp sworn proof 0f the accuracy W IT'S own
Instruments. We aie not sutpfsedto see that ms
en,,,sp has hts,neht great distress 10 Inc ilew-
Tpyk iiAss, witch eshatsts itself VA ah eilbrt
Ia shaw that tkele Must have Been ah eh0t-
w,eys Wv,Nhpv W returned copies, -, .. -.
1hp circulation w TIE DAILY IhiRtNfh q
th,ee-eent NewspapeF, averaged, uHiihg Wy
sest AT ,ke weeb afipr eleetNh 0tet e0lOVV
ms 10 sapies ppy dan chan the highest isate we
jwe,eeut Noe lgN IiWes ,NentNleo Va elaila
f"r lis highest day the aiidaNlis at p,essmeH,
paper-maLeTs aud cashier proving 'his' eale ~
on exhihitiOn tho total circulation ol lht
TRIBUNE for one week rs anhoWhVeu was
,2O2, 10 copies aud the returns Tor inc WeeA
were less than three per cent
If anything more Is wanted, ms th'hH cah po
brought to head very soon. we neiepy ohe'
10 give n perfectly fair and impartial commit
tee. the presdent of the American News Com
pany, the president of the Adams Express
tompany and either the Editor of me Sun OF
Of Tie World, IA The Times may pre-,
records, with full right to examine en-
ployes and other witnesses to ascertain
the exact number of copies of THE TRIBUNE
sold for either the last week or month
from this date, provided The Times Will do the
same, on the sole condition that their report as
10 tho circulation of each paper shall be con-
spicuousy printed for one week or one inonth
nj the head of the editorial columns III both.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
SOME THINGS THAT WOULD BE WORTH


william Purcels letter congratulating Cleve-
land.
The CORY butcher knife with which Dan Manning
wrote his kill editorial.
The number of votes the Rev. Dr. Burchard would
get If he ran for the Chaplaincy OF the XLlAth
Congress.
The Editor Of The Nc,c- York Times explaining to
Mr. Cleveland how he came to call him very low
priced reformer"
procession composed 81 the Democrats that
have placed themselves IN the hands Of their friends
with view Of bringing up N the collectors chair
IN the New York Custom House.
fhe e0lof N Mr. a. johns face ~ he sees himself
N plass-a l66kine8lass.
tpefee William bHitiss aiiiaavit w whieh NJ sets
byth the pFpef that whea ha sailed Democracy 4
eeNspiFaeY ieF spells and piaBdes he WA ehly les
lha
Sunset 6ax's faverie candidate ter Speaker vt
the next iiouso vt Representatives,
twg fran tho olive branch that tho trosiiont-
elect is going to extend to ex-senator fom Grady,
Tho dress that Mr. Wattersons charming young
protege, the staI-eyed goddess of reform, has or
dored from Paris for tho Inauguration ball.
General Spuola's wonderful shirt collar after no
gets done painting it rod.
Tho meeting between George ii. Pcndeton and
the Democratic appetite.
good photograph OF tho humorous Man-That-
First \ omina tcd-C leveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
PERSONAL.

Mrs Celia Thaxter receives eorders tina she 90
all for copies Of her poems enriched with watercoso
paintings by her own hand upon the margins and baan
leaves.
List says he is overburdened with appeals for h.
autograph and requests TO examine and give his opnioa
Of musical compositions Hereafter he will answer ~
such. communications.
"You sit down here" says Miss Kate Field to the gool
people OF tho Bay State. and fancy that Boston the
hub Of the universe and that the West teach yoa
nothing It has taught me more than half dozen tps
to Europe"
III, said that there are not dozen living honorary
freemen of the City Of London. rhs honor was ars1
bestowed upon Lord Chatham and most lately upon TIE
phlanthropic Earl of shaftesbury Others who nov
bear II are General Grant Lords Napier !of MagdalAh
W enry Bssseer the baroness Burdet oas Mr. Glad
stone and NJ de Lesseps.
when Mr.. Fawcett the late Postmaster General q
England returned two years ago from the door q death
says The Pan Mall Gazette he remarked that whatevc
ese his illness had done for him. had at least freed
him from the fear OF death. Like many men Of robust
,bvs,ape Mr. Fawcett at ono time entertained drsa1
Ina. death would be preceded by fierce convuscn-A
vetabls death agony During Ms former Illness as No
l,v Tor DAYS IN the last stage o. rrpsttipn awaiting
a " sIt . sgsss s ts 81 bs ANY sSs' VAIN '
mn sut ceases Is ek and all wp,iia be oyer Death
SA " Y. vssrss H. srs sss Wn Sis's RI stA
SfaNt baek MIN HIN ifosi the shaiews eohhhes W ths
grave.
fss fesbes speeia fefa " ,he saFfene teast heaet
tns,ee Hesehap "A pFabaNiY @eFe feASshahie sf sHe
a,vesgt ~ wBss accomplished thaa Sii e.het ~ssa
eevy, syeg hsii w hs country VA 4 sAsie sMlse i've
a,aa,aheg efeauses Disposed ~ was ias w 'hs hsse
bey ,oureen we've demurrers mast ~ whlps iafelssa
long arguments, whe aiapll tive were aelHa' ''s'spe
fore tho Judge OF issues VI law and fact The rest were
eases that were referred subated dismissed etc. i9
yarious reasons Justice Donohue went on the beheA
avery day uf the term Saturdays nouie ~ eiook
uc oring and sat continuously generally Without any
recess until o'clock In the Afternoon Thomas puhni
the energetic clerk OF the court says that wa me ois
rvin oxpericuce he went through ana ne was Az
mo worn out ut the end OF the term but the Judge VINO
had given this extraordinary exhibition OF hy s'eai ana
mental endurance apparently rs fresh ana Vigorous
when no began hear trials before Jures n fat ~ Su
the frat Monday OF November as nc haa pech "noh ~
began tho October Special Term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20

hurried to within scrimped inch OF his life.
There certainly il reason to believe that Sam
Randall would make q skilful ruler OF the
American Navee. For many years he has
paddled canoe, his own, 80 rs to avoid both
the Scylla of free trade and the Charybdis Oh
marty accommodation. A pilot equal to that
ticklish Job makes good sea-dOg wherever you
Mace him. Whether the Southern Democracy
which furnished the lions share of the vote that
elected Mr.. Cleveland, will ever condone Wat
terson for allowing it only two out OF the seven
Cabinet Ministerships, remains, like the In
auguration ball and the Civil Service policy OF
the next Administration, to DO seen. AS for Joe
Mcdonald, fair lawyer, 1t is to be hoped Tor
his own sake that he will not find 1t as difficult
TO induce his Attorney Generalship boom 10
materialize as he did his Presidential boom back
in the merry springtime
But granting that each individual Barkis on
this list is willn" is it quite certain, even II
Mr.. Cleveland takes fancy to 1t, that this
Cabinet could 90 through by unanimous Demo-
cratic CONSENT AS it stands, New-England re-
ceiyes no recognition" fact to which Gov
error Waller will be apt to direct particular at
tention. Already he has been named for the
Interior Department 1t will interest MIR.
Mcdonald to know that William c. Whitney
of New York, is in the hands of his friends and
that Vhitney's own hands bear banner with
the device, Attorney General. And 80, too,
General Mcclellan would do well to reconnoitre
the position of General Horatio c. King Sun
dry Brooklyn veterans are saying with good
deal OF enthusiasm that King is just the man
for the War Department. And then there are
George II. Pendeton, William II. Barnum, Dan
Manning and The Man That First Nominated
Cley Gland Perhaps 1t would be well to enlarge
the Cabinet. In the meantime II Is interesting
10 recall the last Democratic Cabinet, MIR.
l,uchanans. This IL the way Il was composed t:
essfptaty 81 state=Lews Cass, Michigan.
escfetafy 81 Vie treasury Howell COBB, ueofg's'
eeefetafy 81 Waf-jphn y ti6td, Nifpinia.
eeefs,sft ~ the favt-isaae toneet Cohnect'ent
seseafF ~ the iatefi6f jaeeb th8inpsHn Missssitr
Postmaster tenefai =Aagea Y. .bt8Wh, ttnnessee,
AttegaeF ACKNOWLEDGMENT q blaeh feAAstitaals
This, Ng seasens wheh " Ia het pfeisable
nov g. 80 into VAS a famous not 10 say hetefi=
Gus Cabinet, The Cleveland Cabinet NAY not
he as strong at all paints, but incannot tau to
he more worthy OF the regard OF patriotic
citizens.