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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

HOAMITTED TO JAIL as A KUNA-
~ WAY Was committed 10 tie Jail Of TIE
Corporation of the City Of Norfolk on the 18Th day
Of September, 1861, negro man ALBERT BROWN
The said negro manis ave test elk and halfiu, b.
on the right arm, about sik lnches long ssk com.
plexion. and shout twenty Ave yeass old. Had on
when eommittstUsye}e Aing. and savshs belongs
to James Fisher. JH00. J. CORPRnW,
taN-3w SsrSsant CITY Of lolfolk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

MSS OLUTION- The CO partnership
IL of JONES 4 CLARK is this day dissolved
by limitation. The namc of the firm will bo used
by either partner IN closing the concern.
ROBERT s. JONES,
WILL. r. CLARK.
DANvILLE, January l, 1862.
/" THE SUBSCRIBER WILL CONTIN.
UE the GROCERY busipsss at the Old stand,
where he will be glad to see his old customers.
WILL. r. CLARK
DANvILLB, January l, 1853. sa3-lns
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A.. ROBSON, G. q. r.
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20 bbls. N. U. Crushed SUGAR.
1000 bushels PEA NUTS.
loo bags PEAS. q
90 bags and barrels NAVY BEANS.
23 gross MATCHES.
IS boxes Tallow CANDLES.
! $50 lbs. HEMP TWINE
loo reams Wrapping PAPER.
so dox. cotton PLOUGH LINES.
BLANK BOOKS, assorted.
In store, for sale at lowest market price
by [Ja I6-lw*l @. w. ROBINSON.
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The Scrrcll Engineers ut Torfugas.
MEkTINa OF GERMANS In RpnnxI.xx

Pursuant to call published in tho German papers.
meeting was held at the Brooklyn Garden last night for
tho purpose OF taking into consideration tho situation or
those forty -four members Of Serres Engineer corps
who time ago banishsd to the Island Of Tor
tugas 1t has been said that these men have boen the
victims Of system Of misrepresentation and that thoy
have been mslcd by thor superior officers who enlisted
them on condition that they should receive paw a. nm
engineer corps The meeting was organized under the
Prcsidsucy Of Mr. Augustus Knrh Mr. Eshwege acting
a Secretary.
letter from a member Of those forty -four unfortu-
mates from Toriugas TO his wife, then read by pr
ArnInly giving CT the sufsrings OF the man
and the Circumstances which led to their banishment
The speaker in conclusion proposed that the President of
the United states be called upon by means petition
addressed directly to him to relieve those unfortunate
Gcrmno soldiers resolution to this effect was passed
and on motion committee Of Ave gentlemen, composed
Of Messrs Or Aiming, DR. Meyer, Bergeman, Krehbo and
unscr were appointed TO draw up petition TO be sub.
United TO the President. petition was prepared and
adopted. ANOTHER committsc was appointed TO meet
sHiiar committee who will In this city on Thurs
day for the purpose OF taking for the relief OF
the men Va question This COMMITTEES was composed of
1T Oldenburg, DR.. Aiming, Mr.. Htzeberger and Mr.
kurth VINO we're also requested to organize a similar
movement IN Williamsburg and East Brooklyn Printed
o'plss Of the petition will be circulated for signature
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Died


ArrKrS.--rn Brooklyn, on Thursday morning Juno IL,
MARY, wife Of tho late Raphael T. Aitken, in the 55th
year OF hor ago
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Sunday afternoon at
oooox from her late residence, No asa Fulton
nus, Brooklyn.
ApAx-on Thursday, June II, Joux ADAM, aged SO
years.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc requested
10 attend the funeral from his late residence No 1877
West Forty first street. Saturday afternoon, at three
O'Clock Hts remains will be inferred in Trinity Como
terry by order Of his beloved daughter Catharns Juko
BoUroN On Thursday, June IL, Corporal SAMuK r.
BouroN, OF Company A, First Long Island Volunteers,
aged 10 years. wounded In the battle Of Fair Oaks the
3lst uit. and died on the passage 70 New York.
His funeral will take place on Saturday afternoon AT
three O'Clock from bis fathers residence No. u summit
street, Brooklyn.
WILLIAM A. DE GUKRRE, son OF the late Joseph r. DO
Guerre, Of New York.
Tho friends Of tho family, and OF his sister Mrs De
church. corner Of Broadway and Houston street, this
nriday) afternoon, at thrsa O'Clock
Tuesday June 10, after long Illness Mrs jam i. On
HARr, rslict Of John De Hart, In the .s0h year Of
her age.
The friends Of the family are invited TO attend the
ternoon, ut two O'Clock. -
DuNIoP.-On Thursday, June II, JAMES NJ. son on IN,
late James Dunlop, aged 80 years,
fully invited TO attend the funeral from his late resi-
dencs 242 John street, Brooklyn this (rrday) after
DAm.-In Brooklyn, f. D., on Wednesday June II. Of
consumption GKsaA DAHL, aged rs years.
The relatives and friends Of her sons Hartman Hears
and Charles Dahl; also Of her John Horny
Haeslc "a the members OF Steuben Lodge No 1873 |
o. Of IL are respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral
this (Friday) afternoon at two O'Clock from hon lt
rssidencs, Fillmore place, Of Sixth street, Brook
lyn, r. D. The remains will be taken 70 the Lutheran
yIss.-As wssspOrt. Connecticut. on wsdassday. Jun
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dertook the responsibility OF representing the great
dramstst had also the advantage OF bearing distant
resemblance to the pictures OF shnkspers II is o.,
course impossible to recognize ths Temrsstn of shas
pers in the play now on the boards tho Winter Gar
den. Beyond the shpwreck scene and ideas here
and there the programme has been altogether changed
and the oft recurring OF daily political
life made to I'LL up tho vacancies thus created
The house well attended night since the piece
was produced, last night even than ever. The
audience pleased and satisfied and have doubt
that the "wizard's Tempest" will hold its ground for
many night to it deserves to do, for it Is
popular piece OF excellent character.
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The Missouri state Con vention.

JEFFERSON CRY, June II, 1862
The bill to postpone the election Of state officers ha
been before the Convention nearly all day has ELECTED
mrch discussion Several substitutes and amendments
offered and rejected and the bill was finally los. by
q vote Of 81 yeas to 35 nays
An the case stands election for all State officers
from Governor down, is authorized.
An ordinance to enable citizens of the State 10 the
military service Of the United States or Statcof Missouri
to votcwas taken up, and motion made the special
order fer to morrow morning
An ordinance TO amond the constitution so that gone
raj elections shall be held the third Monday in octo
Der instead Of August ~ now referred 70 select
cummilLep OF three.
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HopKNs--FRzExAN-0nT Thursday. June H. al the rcsi.
dence OF the brides father by the Rev. W H. Ten Eyck
Rev Jrpsov II. HOPKINS, Of Newburg NJ Y, to Miss
fLzApErl NJ, daughter Of Pliny Freeman Esd Of Ra.
venswood, N. Y. WH = E4
KlssAx-CLARK-At Newburg, N. r.. on wednesday,
KIssAM to Miss KATE A. daughter OF the late Richard NJ
Clark Esq. II this city
In RoY-BRpGx.-On Wednesday, June IL, 1862, by
the Rev Dr. osgood, SuysxsANr liz RoY to PAULiSs w
daughter OF the late Lewis X. Bridge. t9.tr
PARKsR--SroSR.-M Macao China, ON Thursday, April
g. by this Rev. j. H. Gray, Of Canton, Mr.. T.. FRANCIS
PARSER to Miss ELzABErH o. STONE.
PLuMB--IvEs-0n Wednesday evening. juno III at tho
Fifth tel, by tho Rev. DR.. Rollin III Nealo of
Boston, Mass J. NEALx PLUMB TO SARAa c.. daughter Of
Abram Ives, Esq, all Of this city 80
SrRArroN-PRispLs. Brooklyn, on Thursday, Juno
L. by the Rev. Mr.. Staples H. N SrRArroS 10 JosErM
A. PRNpIR.
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Important Railroad Shit.

IROY, June B, 1852.
An interesting railroad suit is trial hero before
Judge Miller Of the Supreme Court. The plaintiff, VIM.
J. A. Fuller, Of New York, VIM. White Of Albany
the superintendent Of the Albany Vermont and Canada
Railroad for personal injuries sustained by the terrible
railroad accident at Schaghtcoke in August 1859 The
case very important "a IL IL the first attempt to hold
railroad superintendent personally responsible for DANA
ges The railroad influences have secured tho best legal
talent and equally able counsel employed bv The
plaintiff. The witnesses numerous, and the case s
TO be ably and hoy contested on both sss The case
vas opened ts.dsx.
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General Negley's Expedition to East
Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, June 10, 1862.
Dispatches from General Negey to Governor Johnson
announce the Of his expedition to Tennes
see. He took eighty prisoners, including number Of
prominent rebel citizens, drove Of cattle, and large
number Of horses intended for tho rebel army.
The defeat or Gen. Adams rebel force in Swsden's
Cove was more complete than represented at first.
Adams escaped, without hat, sword or horse
Tho rebel batteries Chattanooga sienced the
It'll, after heavy cannonading OF three hours Our
forces opened nre the day and continued six hours
the town, driving the enemy out of his works and
forcing him to the CITY, They burned the rail.
road bridges to prevent pursuit.
The East Tennessseans out in crowds along the
march and cheered troops enthusiastically great
many applications made at the Executive office for
passes to Memphis.
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WALIAcK's-TuR FLoRENcEs-Mr aud Mrs W. J.
Florence have given three or four OF what they
term 'ssummor season. performances at waliack's
theatre Mr. Florence Of that class or actors who
may BIO termed specialty-ono who has particular
limo, who exc,s in IT, and therefore STICKS to H. For in
stance, In the absard nay, impossible, stupidity Of
Handy Andy Mr.. Florence Is at home, rendering tho
character with all tho broad comcaty Of which II Is
ccptbc Indeed, tho unnatural stupidity or the charac
ter becomes tolerable as IL becomes simply
funny In the intelligent acting OF Mr.. Florence, whose
conception Of the udicrous perfect as his brogue
pure.
Mrs. Florence Is Of entirely different type, though
In the roles she undertakes she spirited and confident
After ssHandy Andy" which irst on the programme
Of Last nights performtnc those who fortunate
enough TO be present treated to bnrcsque ths
"Lady OF Lyons"--an evidently English composition,
aud good in nothing but tho puns which sparkle all
throughit. Mrs. Florence played one OF tho principal
characters aud old favorse Davdge who appeared
also in "Hanay Andy was as funny a. he always Is.
This buresque good from its very unmsaningncss and
we obliged to laugh at tbs ridiculous retamor.
phoes before while thinking OF tho wicksdness
that could have profaned beautiful play the model
To those who love good laugh we recommend the
Florences.
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CITY InteIliceuce,

RELmY Sick AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS FROM PENN
Sons OF Pennsylvania resident in this city
will hold an adjourned meeting at the Aston House
his evening, TO make arrangements for the aid and
ele Of sick and wounded soldiers. belonging to their
state who brought TO this city from the scat OF war
The meeting will DO held at eight O'Clock in room No.
IL. Governor Curtin and other eminent Pennsyvsn
lave promised to attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-13

Tux MARYLAND DEFENcE L0AN-On tho 7th instant the
bids for the Maryland defence loan opened at Anna
polls. The amount 10 be awarded was two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars the amount for which bids were
made was nearly two and half millions of dollars. No
bid made under par and they up to nearly
and . half per cent premium To obtain the amount
asked for 1t necessary accept any bid under
ler cent premium What contrast does this present
the Maryland Of one year agos
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THIRTY-SEvENTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Juno IL, 1862.


WASHINGTON, Juno IL, 1852.
TIM CHANGE JUDICIAL pisrRicrs.
Mr. WRIGHT, (Union) Of ind. presented petition from
Che members Of the bar OF tho State OF Indiana in
zion TO the proposed bill for change In the judicial dis
drics Of tho United States asking that Ohio and Indiana
still remain in tho same district.
rHE SALVAGE LAWS
Mr.. MORRILL,. (rep) OF No., from the Committee on
Commerce, reported bill in addition to the nc, to pro-
vide for salvage in cases Of capture.
SENATOR'S.
Mr. LATHAM, (opp) OF CAL, called up tho resolution to
admit the gentlemen claiming to be Senator'S from Desc
ret to the floor.
Mr.. HALE, (rep Of N H., said that so FAR he knew
such action without precedent.
Mr.. LANE, trep) OF Kansas said that whom the first
Senators came from Kan thcy were no, admitted
Mr. LATHAM said IL such tho case he had no desire
go press the resolution
The resolution was laid ovor.
THE REBEL GENERAL BrcKNgR.
Er. DAvs (Union) Of Ny offered resolution relating
ITO General Bucknsr, stating that no had seduced the
Slate Guard OF Kentucky and committed treason and
vas under indictment for treason against tho United
S'atos Ia the District Court Of Kentucky and therefore
tben '" 'As'e's'o'
Resolved That said Simon Bolivar Buckner oush. to be
transferred 70 the civil authorities Initial
b tried for the whereof hs stands incsd
Mr. GRIMES, lrep) of Iowa, thought the resolution
A"v'v "c'u snr0e OllCorS VI tile United
STATUS who hid been t,kcu prisoners by tho rees
now negotiating for general exchange prisoners in
Guiding Buckner He thought that ought not 10 keen
many Of our own prisoners Cor tho sake of
back Buckner to DO trod ia Kentucky.
Mr. TRuNBrrL, Uer) of III, wanted to know n the
FeDaor from Iowa (Mr. urmos) had any reas On for ann
posing the rebels would keep nth aud exchange priso
After the battle o Belmont this government s,r
rendered prisoners on the promise Of exchange but
the rebels ater receiving their men, refused 10 give nm
ours, and II we'll known that they refused
to deliver up Colonel Corcoran the other day after hr
Ia MN
20 make the exchanges but he wanted to know what a..
surauce thore that the rebel government would keep
their faith In tho matter.
Mr. said tho government had continued to make
exchanges, Notwithstanding the bad faith the rebel
government. Neither Buckner nor anybody else would
DO given up until had like number of prisoners de-
Myercd to us.
= Mr. DAVIS claimed that tho rules or exchange wcro
ssttlsd br tho laws u nations was degrading 70 The
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WINTER 0ARDKS.-Ths "wizard's Tempest" . now
spectacular drama by Mr. Chas Gayler ia being conn
ued at this theatre with marked success The original
idoa Of the play Is borrowed from shakspsre's "Tsm-
pest" but tho form Is altogether different, whs the
travestie Is complete IL Is evident that great and
attention have been bestowed upon the preparation Of
tho play The all and cxqusitcy painted
and the have been got up apparently without
any regard 10 expense The introduction OF che Bard OF
Avon himself among number OF his great creations il
happy and pleasing THOUGHT. The gentleman whs IN,
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Trussces.-White's Patent Lever Truss
s the only Truss that will permanently rupture. Sup
porters and Braces unrivalled. Pamphlets free
GREGORY 4 CO., 20 Bond street
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War Life, War Life, War Life.-A
great Boook. Price 25 cents. Now Ready
CALENDER, PIERCE 4 YELLING. 20s Broadway.
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Trusses.-Marsh u Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss Oce No Wesley (under the House, op
pose the church Female attends ladies' No connection
whatever with any other Truss Office OF same name
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Omciai Drawings or Murray, Eddy &
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State LotterieG f.
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS 257-June H. 1862
48, AZ, 3 ~, SO, is, 4, IL, A. SO, 8, 62, Al.
KENTUCKY. GLASS s76-June IL. 1852
80, II, 62, 10, Is, Sc, Z, SIS, 81, "a, 2, 90.
Circulars free OF charge addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY 4 CO.,
Coyinson KY, or st. Louis, Mo.
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General Order No. 999.-Au Male Citi-
between the of 10 and l00 belonging any
existing military organization under marching ORDERS
requested enroll themselves home guard
tect the CITY against the ntempated invasion Of Albert
P,k and his Uniformity OF clothing
CURED but all should KNOWS stylish and becoming
Summer Hat The price S4-he place No 2l2 Broadway
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At JcfYers', 573 broadway, Ladies' Elias
tic Boots 81 90 81 rs and 81 Bamorals ST. 81 IS and So
gents fine Shoes and slippers youths and chldrens Bal
morals, Shoes and Caters JEFFERS, 573 Broadway.
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Hcrring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes Isl Broadway corner Of Murray street.
York,
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Prizes Cashed In All LegaIized L0tte-
ries. Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker,
No. IL Wall street room No. l, New York.
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AFFAIRS ON the PENINSULA.

WASHINGTON, June IL, 1862
Advices from General McCIslIans headquarters this
evening state that reconnaissance made this morning
far as Meadow Bridge found the enemy quiet but in
force
Some administering had taken place during the day.
but with little result on either side The weather was
good, and the roads and grounds drying rapidly,
The received to-day from General McClean's
indicates steady progress in the siege OF
the rebel last ditch" The most intelligent military
who have recently had opportunity to examine Gen.
sral MoCleans position and preparations his
success sure and unavoidable. They say IL is only
question or time and that the result will soctuay wipe
out the rebellion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-13

Bnrnum's Babies Close their EngaS GEE
ment tomorrow They certainly the interesting
exhibition In New York and have attracted the
most attention. #EfEff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-13

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prese-vntive and
WIGS the best in the world wholesale RETAIL the
dye privately applied at No. 6 Astor House.
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Royal Havana Undergraduates Cashcd
and Information furnished by TAYLOR CO., Bankers No.
IL Wall street.
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Ladies' Congress Heelcd Caters, mt
81 2b 81 50 and 81 10 at BARTLETTS 372 Grand strect
Of Norfolk street.
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No More Gray Hair.-Grandtean's Cclc-
braed for the ebeshment and restoration OF
the hair Office Astor place.
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Beautiful Complexion.-Lafrtl's Bloom
of Youth Liquid PEARL and beauties the Com.
plexion and Skin All druggists and At 4S9 Broadway
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Twelve Carries de Visites fur 81 90, not
exceed at any price, at BALC 5. 2Ss Greenwich street.
Of Barclay.
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Twelve Cartes do yisite for S1-War-
ranted to be equal 10 those at double the price
PERClvAb, 1870 Chatham street.
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xNEpDrHa AND VISITING CARDS ENqRAvsp ~
ssnerv for sale bs D. APPLETON q co.., booksellers AM
sAasioners. ~ and 40 Broadway.
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Academy OF Music.

THE FIFTY CENTS OPERA
On the Castle Garden plan for ngots only Admission
5cnts This evening Friday debut of Madame HERNIA
Child of the Regiment by Madame Hermann. Brfsnol
Susin Concert by Gottsciak performances " err
given in New York The new prime donnc, Matame
Borchard aud Madame Hermann will appear Lucrezia
Borga and the Child Of the Regiment Gottschalk and
Hermann win appear. Admission 80 cents all. Par.
tcuars in long advertisement under amusenents.
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HIPS Hair Dyc-3O Cents, Black or
Brown Best in use. Depot No Barclay street. and sold
by all druggists.
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DIR. Kcnncdy's Medical Discovery Is
warranted TO Scrofua, Eryspeas, Ringworn Scald
Head Salt Rheum Ulcers Fever Sores Pimpes and every
disease OF the Skin. Of whatever nattAe.
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H0ilOSvny's Ointment and Pills are a
for all WOUNDS Sores and Ulcers Only IS
per box pot
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At Willcr's, 3S7 Canal Street-Ladies'
Caters 1885, slippers and Ties, o. and u per pair with
boys Misses and Cadrens Boots and Shoes, all styles and
nric
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OfncialDrawings OF the Kentucky and
Delaware State Lotteries.
KsSrucKv. EXTRA CLASS 225-June ~. 1861
So, 81, z, 40, A, IS, 6, ~, "a, A, At, as, 10.
DELAWARE. CL4ss 250-June u, 1852.
g. IL, ., Il, 50, /. %, ~, 80, 6, SO, II. q
JOHN A. MORRIS CO..
Wilmington, Delaware. or Coylagton KentuckY.
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Soldiers at PhiIadelpn,..

PHILADELPHIA, June IL, 1852.
Tho steamer Louisiana, with 400 wounded soldiers,
from White House, arrived this morning. Thor names
have already been published.
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To CONSERVATIVES.


The advertiser having been restored TO health In fe~
weeks by simple remedy after having suffered ssye
with severe lung affection, and that dread disease
consumption Is anxious 10 make known 70 his fellow suffer
the means OF To all who desire IL he will seid
copy prescription used free charged with drec
ons tor preparing and using the same -heh they YIN ns
only object of the advertiser In sending the prescription
benefit the afflicted and sprend information which ne CON
ceivss be invauabe aud he hopes sufferer VIII ~
his remedy, a. II viii cost them nothing. and may prove
blessing. Parties wishing the prescription VII pcss aa
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WlLsvS,y
Williamsburg Kings county, n y.