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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-12-06
Spstial Notites
CHRlsTIE,s AGUE BALsAm.

CHRlSTIE,S AGpE BALSAM.
The best Ague Cure In use.
CHRISTIE,S A Remedy prepared By Regular
Physician.
AGUE preparation free from ali min
eral ingre III ents. -f'f 80 "
BALSAM Equally eGectual in Ague, and Chill
Fever.
When taken according to directions, is sure cure.
It never debiates the patient like 9th remedies
70 pleasant, effective and safe remedy for children
Ean s eHs. ssar ~ .oaht sa
In short, II stands at the head Of Ague Cures.
DR.. Daniels, Naperville, ILL., Sept. 4, 1855, says
Ague medicine that has been In the country. 1t
cures In every case, SO far ~ have heard from.
could send you many certificates but IL proves Its
own good virtues In the cure of Ague. =. asa
"a Sold by j. L. Taylor, Ottumwa. Nov.s1m
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General Orders No. lO7.
ADJUrAST GEsgRAL's OFFICE,
davenport. Dec. 2. 1867

ADJUrAST GEsgRALs OFFICE, I
davenport, Dec. Q, 1867. I
I. All men now in the service of the State
oflowa, in the Southern Border Brigade,
are authorized to enlist in volunteer compa
MES for United States service, or regiments
Of Iowa volunteers now in scrvics.
II. Captains of companies in the Southern
Border Brigade on receiving notice of the
enlistment of any man of their company
into any volunteer organization for United
States service, will Immediately muster such
man out of their company and may enlist
another in his stead Bnt any man so mus
tered out will not be again received into the
State service until the term OF his last en-
listment expires.
Ill. Persons enlisting in the AID, 43d, OF
9Th cavalry, will be credited to their re-
Jxpective counties on quotas called for Nov.
, 10, 1862.
n B. BAKER,
Adjutant General of Iowa.
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A SrRIKg.-Some twenty hands employeJ

A SrRIKE.-Some twenty hands employed
in the Packing House Of Ladd & Co., in the
S.aughtering and dressing department we
believe, on Monday morning last, struck for
higher wages. They w.re RECEIVING $l,25
per day, and demanded $3.50. Their de-
nands were not acceeded to, and most OF
th.m lift. No difficulty was experienced, in
supplying their places, and the establishment
wasin full blast in very short time. Wheth.
Or the wages received by these mon was
enough or not, we shall not pretend to
say, but the general opinion is, that thsy
selected an unfortunate way to get at it, and
tho fact that these places were SO readily
filled, would seem to prove lat the pay
was not verv far from the present value OF
such services. The Pork Honso is q very
important institution, especially as it fur.
nishes employment to so many men in the
winter season, and enables poor persons to
get their meat at cheap rates.
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The Place.

Do not forget that Taylor's is the place
to 60 when you are in want Of Books or
Drugs, Patient Medicines, Glass, Oils,
Paints &c. &c.
Be sure and go to Taylor's where you will
be certain to get what you want, of good
quality and at low prices. Remember that
he has moved into his new store room op-
posite the Ottumwa House.
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Business is exceedingly lively. Hogs are
coming in with rush, portion for slaugh-
ter here, and an immense number for ship
nent east.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

vUlHE advertiser having been restored to health in
IL few weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having fered several years with severe lung af-
fecon and that dread disease, Consumption-is anx-
ious to make known TO his fellow-sunerers the
of cure.
To all who desire IL, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrption used ree of with the for
preparing and using the same, which they will fnd
SURE CURE for CONSUME TIos, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
&c. The only object Of the advertise in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spread
formation which he corceves to be invaluable, and
he hopes cry sufferer will try his remedy IL will
cost them nothing, and m ay prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON, WILLIAMSBURG,
Oct IL '62-3m Kings County, New York.
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We are indebted to Mr.. j. G. Chsppclle,
ofthe O,tumwa Nursery, for favor in the
way IF Cider, an article that possessed de-
cided merits, being clear and sparkling "a
Champagne. Mr.. Chappelle's Nursery is
on tho farm of Mr.. Clark Williams, which
il in flourishing condition.
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While war absorbs the minds Of men,

While war absorbs the minds OF men, Hst
And all true hearts wish peace again,
While patriots brave have left dear homes to ngh
For Freedom, Liberty and Right;
Yet party strife still seems to hold the sway,
And politicians fight to rule the day:
Forgetting. that, unit ed we mustbe
Or meier exist as nationally free.
IT'S hard indeed that ALL for country1 sake,
Can not unite ~ ONE, from Gulf to Lake;
But worse by far that We in North should drag
To earth by wrangling our once noble nags
There's still one hope-and one 10 Al, .~4
To hold our right, avert our fall; f't.Nffk fE
IT'S simply this-'mid cannons roar
Proceed to Betts's Clothing Store;
The antidote he gives for cure
Is mild and pleasant, and tits sure
lie sells you first, Coat, Pants, or Hat
And then to match, q nice Cravat;
II still you want you'll get q shirt,
Which comes to you as cheap Is dirt; H
He keeps to give TO all he suits
Gloves, Collars, Comforts, Caps and Boots
or anything that you may iact,
Prcm Shoe-strings to . carpet-sack.
For those that ready de won't please,
Hell meet Meir wants, their troubles ease
He keeps the best Of goods on hand,
Give fts that can't be beat by man.
Ais styles are new, and always neat, tA
For tasty dress he can't be beat.
Come thenf come all and buy ofthose
Who givesyou bargains In your clothes.
~ ,-.s..-sf ~ - n. w. BELTS.
ottumwa, Nov %, 1852.
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Episcopal Service.

, Rev. B. r. Clifford will hold Episco.
pal Service at the Court House, next
Sunday, at 10 l-2 O'Clock, a. M, and
3 o'clock D. nj.
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, Ice has been running in the river for sew
sral days, but is now closed at this point,
although tho ice is not sufficiently strong
to be safe.
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All Young Married Folks,

And cid ones tec,l who want CeHriets SAT- .,
cupboard-wars, can gee is nWA kDES,s cAsn.
very large stock arriving. NtS
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Local and Miscellaneous
RAGSl RAGS !

We want 5000 pounds Of clean Cotton Rags for
which we will pay the highest market price either
on subscription to the Courier or in Cash
Bring along the rags while the prices are up.
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The weather continues very pleasant, and
the roads were never better.
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DIED.-On Thursday, November 9th, Mas.
MARY P. DAGGETT, mother Of Vim. Daggett, aged
81 years.
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Sands Pale Cream Ale.
FOR SALE AT WHOLESALE, BY
WALKER q CO.,
Sole agents, Ottunoa, lova.
NOTICE

NOV. o. Io.'z.
NOTICE
Il hereby given that my wife, Elisabeth L. wykon
having LEFT my bed and board without just cause OF
all persons warned not to harbor or
trust her, the said Elizabeth l.. Wykoh, on my &C
count, - win pay 10 debts Of her contr acting.
ABRAHAM b. WyCQPP.
Nov 1s, 1862 81 141t Il.
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New Advertisements.
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The Confessions and Experience of
s17l Invalid.

vuyo THE NERVOUS OF BOTH SEXES A Retired
IL Clergyman having been restored to health in q
few days, after many years Of great SUFFERING ID will
ling to assist others by sending tree the receipt OF
postpaid directed envelope copy Of the preserip.
ton used. Direct the REV. JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, 1856
Fulton street, Brooklyn, NY June IA, 1s62-4m
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will not pause to tell you, as such lhlorma'io"
might retard enlIstnents.
Once more stationng myself near the General
OF the Mackerel Brigade, who sat as!rlde bis
fun raj charger like the equestrian Statue OF the
Duke of Wellington, was watching his mo
lions attentively, when body OF horsemen
suddenly dashed by him, and saw, as they dis
appeared, that he was left bareheaded.
Thunder " says the Gen. winking yer
violently in the sunlight, and rafting his sword
in fearless manner, " Where's my cap gone
to ?"
There was respectful Mackerel chap at hand
and says he
" think it was took by the equestrian Con-
federacy which has just made another raid"
Hum - says the General thoughtfully
that's very true. Thunder this all Gree
ley's work"
rendering deeply over this last remark | saun-
tered to another part Of The field where the Or
ange County Ilowitzers were being prepared to
repel the charge of regiment OF Confederacles,
who had Just com, within our lines for the pur-
pose. The artillery was we'll handled and not a
piece would have been captured but for the
spiended discipline of the gunners. They were
too we'll disciplined to dispute orders, my boy,
and as Capt. Samyule Samith had accidentally
forgotten to give the order to q load " before he
told them to fire, the effect of onr metal upon
the hostile force WAS not as imaAmmatory as 1t
might have been.
The next saw of Samyule, he was making
his report to the Gen. who received him with
much enthusiasm.
Where arc your guns my child" says the
General with pa;ernai atllbillty.
Samyule blew his nose in q very buslness-llke
manner, and says he:
= Several of them have just gone down
South"
am unable to state what response the Gene
raj intended to make for at that moment a
body of horsen3n stepped between the speakers
one of the riders jerking the veterans horse VIC
ently from under him and galoped the steed
away with him. Up sprang the General in d
violent Precipitation, and says he
Where's my horse gone to p
8" guess " says Mackerel chap stepping up
-" guess it was took by the equestrian con-
federacy, which has Just made another raid. -
g Tnunder,'' says the G9u2ral, * they II
take my coat and vest next And he retired
to spot mar Wasi g;on.
| woald gladly continue my narrative OF the
advance movement, my by, showing how our
forces continued their :lArch IN excellent order,
safely reaching a spot within tea miles OF the
place they gained on the following day but
such revelations would only ten1 to confuse
yoar weak mind with those great doubts con-
corning military Affairs which tend to make civ
ilans impertlnently critical.
1t is the simple duty Of civilians to implicitly
rust our brass buttoncd Generals, of whom
there are enough to furnish the whole world
with war-and never finish it at that.
Yours, weekly,
ORrHEUs {. KERR.
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A Short Sermon.
BY PETER PLAINTALkER.

We copy the following fom the Nortl
western Christian Adcocote, believing that
although but few would ike to hear such a
discourse from the pulpit, yet mono will OBJ
ject to its being read in the domicie.
Beware Of Dogs" pnurpr1Ass Ill. >.
Ny friends my text may seem s'rauge to ias-
tidious minds, but it is good Scripture never
thocss. and full Of instruction. 1t may be
taken literally or hgurativeiy: Dogs are
mostly mean animals, naturally disposed to
snappiog aud biting, and withaI dangerous
and if you have not a personal ACQUAINTANCE
with the particular canine that comes in your
way will be prudent to watch him.
But the dogs alluded to in the text arc OF
tgo.lcsged kind. 1t is evident, from the
context, that P4a. referred to class of men
who, like true dogs, sought the injury OF the
Philippians, and h3ucy called them evil
workers. These were probably those who
urged upon tho church the ceremonies of the
jews and tried to pcrycrt the gospel which
they had received.
And now, my friends, let me say thas the
Philippians were not the only people who have
been troubled With dogs. IT | am not greatly
mistaken, there are dogs in existence yet, Of
whom we do well to- beware Allow me, for
your instruction. tC point out a few Of these
mean dogs:
There is the selfish dog.
These are plenty in every community, aud
they show their Seiishncss in many ways.
These dogs whether in church or state, must
always have their own way. They must su
perintcnd everything, and do everything, and
nobody else must dare venture suggestion
or Interfere with their plans. The moment
any one approaches them to interfere with
them, like dog mulching at bone in lenee
corner, who snarls ard griuds his teeth at any
less fortunate animal who comes near him,
these begin to fret and scold, and use every
possible influence TO drive them away. The
selfish dog cares not who suffers, so he has
plenty, who fails SO he succeeds who is dis.
pleased so he is gratfed. In a word, the
selfish dog is a very mean dog, Of which |
advise you all to beware
2 There is the cross dog.
This dog is naturally ircliuod to be quar-.
relsomc. You may speak to him ever SC
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MONTPELIER. VT
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1862.
THE DAILY FREEMAN,

Through the Session of the Legislature, will
contain full and accurate reports of the pro-
ceedings of that body. The morning and after
noon editions OF the paper will be issued as
usual, 10 accommodate cur Southern and West
crn mail subscribers. Full Geographic news
report up to the time Of going to press will ap-
pear in each edition. Terms the same as here
toore,
. 90 for three months to mail Subscribers,
and at that rate during the Session.
The hostage will he prepaid if desired, and
added TO ths subscription price.
l'uE WEEKLY FREEMAN during the Session
viii contain full reports Of Legislative proceed
ings, and Will be supplied to Subscribers, Or
,thecs, during the Session, at reasonable rates.
Orders are solicited.
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Friends Of the Vermont Seventh
New YORK, Oct. l3,

NEW YORK; Oct. 10, 1867.
DEAR FREEMAN All friends Of the Vermont
Seventh Regiment can send books for the sol
1ier8 CIT the same, OF money to purchase books
Tor thcm-to me. Intelligent Vermonters need
5ooFs III camp more than anything else Every
soldier has some friend who can send him one
from home. Uncle Sam supplies corporal wants.
Never mind your maple sugar and beech-nuts
friends, send me books 70: the soldiers. Your
bcs. way is to send ne the money to buy the
books with. | can purchase them beet here,
by the qQ4atity, and save transportation from
Vermont. viii DO il " thout profit TO myself
but those who prefer tcsn send me The books,
postage Or express to New York, prepaid. | do
not sail for one week yet.-Make haste !!
W. G. llopKNs,
Chaplain Vt. It'll Regiment.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S DIR,

The combination Of ingredients in ,be,s pr, Icy
result OF long and extensive practice rms are Ia.
their operation, and cartain in corrrc,;ry are n
ties. Painful Aenstrustions, removing al oil fes1la,
whether from cold or otherwise headScb. INSTRUCTION.
side, papitation Of the heart whites ali pan in The
tons Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the bacL ase:
disturbed sleep, which arise from interrun,iL- &c
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S Pills
was the commencement of q new era in tbo
those irregularities and obstructons Will NS"men.H
signed so many to premature grave. Ma TO- Coz:
enjoy good health unless she is regular and iae ca
obstruction takes place the general health
oline. 'Veh' 70 j.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S Pills
are the most efectua remedy ever known nv III
plants peculiar to Females. To all classy oil eos
valuable, inducing, with certainty periodical y @e
they are known TO thousands who have used soa'5
ferent periods, throughout the country d. 1'
ton OF some Of the most eminent Physicians IN W aa:.
explicit directions, stating when they sbanI 1n g.
used, with each boxthc price one dollar nar A u
tanning from fifty to sixty pills. ''N' ''-'
Pils sent by mail promptly, BY renting to the p,
prietor. Sold by S +. Redfed MontpeIer V. '.',
by Druggists generally. '' -" All
l. F.PrERCg, Montpelier, Agent
K. b, HUTCHIES. Pro,ro.,,
Ai"'''iJ ~ Itdar St., NV Yor.
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In the recent accounts which come to US from
the South, and which seem to be reliable, there
remains little doubt that the rebels are really in
a state of restitution, and very poorly prepared
Gor winter campaign. Tneir recent raids in-
20 Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Kentucky. had,
!or their chief object, the capture of supplies,
both Of clothing and food. Their success how
ever, in these excursions, will afford them only
temporary relief, and if they are SO vigorously
pressed by cur armies as to be unable to repeat
them, VIC believe they will, in the coming Win
ter. be made more than ever before sensible Of
the terrible consequences their treason. And
it would seem that the Federal government
would never have a better time to drive treason
y the wall, than IN the next three months. Our
armies must be nearly two to one of the rebels,
and they are well fed, and we'll clothed. We
look, with some hope, upon the recent signs OF
activity in the army of the Potomac, and trust
The moment has arrived when the immense
power CT the nation is to be precipitatod upon
the ragged, hungry, and desperate armies Of the
rebellion.
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TuE FIRE IN TIE PENNSYLVANIA On. REGIoNs.
according to the lowest estimate, 10000
barrels Of Of! were destroyed by the fire among
the oil wells at TitusyilIo, Pa. So rapidly did
;hc fire run along the ground it being saturated
with oil, that horses could not be got out Of the
Inc Of the fire, but persisted IN the flames. No
lives were los5 Sixteen engines were wholly or
partially destroyed, any fourteen VOLS, with
their tools and ixtures completely ruined.
800, coo is q low estimate for what has been
DESTROYED
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Papa, What is a Newspaper.

dput w 44ebI 40 .
Organs that gentlemen play, my boy,
To answer the taste of the day, my boy,
Whatever it be,
They hit on the key,
And pipe in full concert away, my boy.
News from all countries and climes, my boy,
Ad advertisements, ess Us, and rhymes, my boy
Mix up with al sorts
offD lying Ie?orts,
And published at regular times, my boy,
Articles able and wise my boy,
At least is the EDITORS eyes, my boy,
And logic so grand
That few understand
To what in the world it applies, my 10y.
Statistics, reflection, reviews, my boy,
Little scraps to instruct and amuse, my boy,
And lengthy debate
Upon matters of state,
For wise headed folks to peruse, my boy.
The funds as they we're and they are, my boy,
The bubbles and quirks of the bar, my hoy,
And every week
A clever critque
On some rising theatrical star, my hoy.
The age of Jupiter's mo ms, my boy,
The stealing of somebody's spoons, my boy,
The state of the crops,
The style Of the tops,
And the wit of the public bu ffoons, my boy,
List Of all physical ills, my boy,
Banshed by somebody's pills, my boy,
Til you ask with surprise
Why any one dies,
Or what's the disorder that kills, my boy.
Who has got married, to whom, my boy,
Who were cut Fl in their bloom, my boy,
Who has had birth
On this sorrow stained earth,
And who tottcrs fast 10 the tomb, my boy,
The price of cattle and grain, my boy,
Directions to dig and to drain, MY boy,
But 'twould take ne too long
To tell you in song
A quarter CT all they contain, ny 10y,
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EARN BURNED We learn that the barn and
sheds belonging to Hubbard Burgess, Of Grafton,
together with their entire contents, consisting
OF hay, grain, corn, and farming tools, were en-
tirely consumed by fire Saturday evening last.
1t Is supposed to have been the work of an in
cendiary, as it is not known as there had been
any fire, or light, near the barn for several
days. Partially insured Argus.
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AccJDgNEs.-Mr Lamb, of st. Johnsbury,
was kicked by vici )us horse, on Tuesday of
this week, injuring him severely. At last ac-
counts he was comfortable and in o fair way of
recovery. MIR. amb is very unfortunate man :
oolya year or two ago he got one hand and arm
very badly cut up by u circular saw, an injury
Of which he never has nor ever will fully recov-
or.
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FIRE On Saturday morning last, the barn
belonging to Mr.. j, A. Head, Of Windsor was
burned. with one bull valued at $7j, about 20
ions Of hay, from 900 to 800 bushels oats !;
about go bushels corn, and ten bushels of rye,
corn fodder, &c. The barn was valued at about
$500.
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REs,cNED,-Rev S. NJ. plimpton Of Wells
River, who went as chaplain of the 4th VerAlont
regiment, has been compelled to resign on &C,
count OF i'll health.
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On Wednesday afternoon, while attending
the funeral services of Mr.. Lorenzo Weeks, u
wagon containing Mr.. and Mrs. Morse was over
turned in the cemetery, fracturing the col ar
bone of Mrs. Morse, aGd smashing the wagon
somewhat Caledonia.
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HoHEOPATHIc CrRArIyIs W
COids.-This is an invaluable IIo,,.,.-I For Css,.
prepared BY Doct Clifford for the rs5i.t Prss5.
coughs and colds price % cents ola 1 81 at ei,
nas. Each s box or NJ s. ~ Burr Co. w2o
genuine without-sent free Of char, fhll2 Lee g..
per mail. Address all letters to Ptilio eo.p:a ~.
Street, New-fork. Manual furpisb,a t,. Lee ls wi,.
&c OF aPplests.
CARrr's CArHARrIo Candle,
and Liver Complaints-These, Dstti te1uon, s.eu,.,
most confirmed cases Of dyspepsia. sha VII cure h.
stomach and liver. They have restored sofder' d.
dis.r so and Ia.
the test Of hfty years experience Try have ..os5
appetite lnvi;orate the stomach and uS,iil increase Il,
10 bowel complaints they are equally ,f EaJ he M
SIC scs ip1 h.ss.ches they stand and b
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TIE Two CRowNs-A French officer who
was prisoner on his parole, at Reading, met
with Bitle. He read, and was SO struck with
its contents, that he was convinced as to the
truth Of Christianity, and resolved to become
a Protestant. When his gay associates rallied
him Tor taking 50 serious turn, he said in
the vindlcasion, 81 have done no more than
my Old school-iellow, Bornadotte, Who has be-
come Lutheran "Ycs, but he became So"
said his associates, to obtain Gown My
object, said the Christian officer, "is the same
We only differ as to the place. The object Of
Bernadotte is to obtain one, if possible, in
Sweden nine to obtain one in heaven"
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i'HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or i srs
L FERER.-Publshed rs a warning and for the o..
cial benefit Of Young Men, AMI those who suffer With T.
Vous Debiiity, Loss Of Memory, Premature Decar e.
by one who has cured himself by simple means afs, w.
ing put to great expense and inconvenience hroprb ia
use Of worthless medicines prescribed by learned bo,
Single copies may be had Of the author c. tANBFRT
Esq, Greenpoint, Long Island, by enclosing p6sra
addressed envelope Address
CHARLES. A. LAMBERT, ESQ.
wt@3'm2 Gfeenpoint, Long Island, y