STAMMERING.
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THE subscriber has opened School for

 -1 the cure of fSTAMMERING or SHUT TERlNG, at Wm. Germonds, in the town of Pleasant Valley, Duchess co. N. Y. From the experience he has had in curing this af- flicting impeachment of the speech, he feels confident that he can affect cure in all such cases. AMASA HOLCOMB, Jr.

 This is to certify that have been afflicted with most obstinate stammering for nearly 80 years which thought could not be correc- ted, short of d miracle. After having attend ed Mir. Holcomb's Institution days, amable to speak and read with perfect facility, I would earnestly recommend any one who is afflicted in the same way, to put themselves under his care. As l am persuaded that on the part of the pupil nothing is necessary, but a strict observance of his rules to ensure a speedy recovery.

 OBADIAH B. BRIGGS. Clinton, (N. Y.) Jan. 13, 1927. Sl