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Maryland free press., 1862-10-31
Fro m the Country Gent'cman.1
BEST MODE OF FEEDING AND WIN.
TERJNG CATTLE.

Ihave been much interested lately, in reading
the articles in your columns on the subject OF
wintering and feeding cattle. My own practice
differing somewhat from your correspondents,
give 1t to you for what It is worth, and NO more.
Your excellent Geneva correspondent, John
Johnston, gives . decided preference to yard
feeding, with ample shedding, over stable stall
feeding, for the reaton ch fly of economy in labor
aud this. fortified by bis long experience and
cess, entities his opinion to great weight. do
not propose to eentrovert this opinion, but her
to commend bis system of ample shedding and
warm bedding TO all who aspire to be good far
Ny own experience, although not provided with
rs extensive and comfortable sheds and beddin z
as Mr.. J. recommends, is the reverse of bis. For
several years tried to fatten cattle in the yard,
the cattle going under sheds, considerably less,
however, than thirty.six feet wide,) and roaming
the yard at pleasure, with free access to water
but the result was not satisfactory. I do not
aver that every other prerequisite, such as regu-
.arity In feeding, elofe attention to appetite and
Maryland free press., 1862-10-31

HOW MUCH WILL FILL A PIG.-The
Lynn News, i, to be held entirely RESPONSIBLE
for the following: A neig bor Of ours was
trying to convince another neighbor that it
was better to buy large pigs in tile Soring than
small ones, as the former would eat little more
One OF his reasons was the following; Last
Sp,ing bought little pig frem drover,
and he was good for eating but wouldn't grow
much He got so after week or two, that he
would eat bucketful at time, and then. like
Oliver Twist, call for more Well one MORN
ing carried out a water bucket full of dough,
And after he had swallowed it all, picked up
the pig and put him in the same bRcket bad
fed him from, and the little varmint didn't I'll
IL half up"
Maryland free press., 1862-10-31
THE FROG.
OF all the funniest thing, that live,
In woodland, marsh, or bog,

OF all the funniest thing, that live,
In woodland, marsh, or bog,
That creep the ground, or fly the cir,
The funniest is the frogi
The fiog--the scientifcest
or N1ture's handy-wort;
The frog that neither walks or runs,
Bat "goes It" with jerk.
With pants and coat of tottle-grsep,
Ayellow fancy vest,
He p,unees into mud and m're
Ailtn his Sundays best. -'
When he sits down he's standing up
CAS- Paddy Qninn once saic:)
And, for convenience sake, he wears
HS eyes a.op his head.
You zee him sitting on log,
Above the "vasty deep;"
Eou feel irelined to say-"old char,
Just lnok before you lesplo
You raise your cane to hit him on
His ugly-.o king mug, -.
But ere you get II half way Up
Adown he goes-'Ker-ehug."
Maryland free press., 1862-10-31

ERRORS os rug P9Esa.-N It luag siuce, Hart
ford twspaper. noticing the de ath of an editor,
says; "He was a bigh-pinded Rentlemen," oil
cour'e it should have read high minded. Another
paper says; "Tbe people OF India live chiefly on
mice" instead of rice. Shortly after the Ell, ctior,
a newspaper of the defeated par y intended to
say :"Ws are i~hed like 9 band of brothers /;
but the types were wrong, and said eve as
licked" etc. A Missouri paper informs its I cad
ers that the wife crop of Gssoonade county was
IS 600 gals; but before bachelors could profit by
such dne opportunity, the mistake was correo-
ted By ruttipg mire In place of wifi.
Maryland free press., 1862-10-31

A SsSsarIos SrqRr,-7The E<press processes to
hav- reliable pformation, from sem-otHcisI circles
10 Europe, that z gard aud Frshc. baye decided
upon the ec0g milton of the Seu hern Confeders-
ey, If the joint offers Of arnistio Of tour or six
mpuths, to be proposed to Mr.. Seward. are Rot
&C spted, f 80 "' +"P
qhev fear ,iave insurrectlun iu III. South, says
the Erprss, after the ist tf January, and it 10 20
afnrd their, own citizens residing there ample
protection upder the eyes Of their regularly ap-
pointed age nts, that England aud France will claim
the necessity OF recognizing the new Cbnfederacy.
Maryland free press., 1862-10-31

ExeL SION, OF A SHsLt-Two young men,
Daniel M'Ph'rson and Adam Wifi, living In the
vicinity OF New Franklin, Franklin county. Penn ;,
we're tr.ing 10 opln percussion shell, on Sunday
week, when it exploded, killing M'Phsrsou and
waundirg Wolf in the thigh aud left hand. Hs
ia doing we'll. i NJ Phersoh's left haod was blown
of but the fatal wnand was iu the abdomen. He
lived about eight hours after The accident. The
sbeil was brought from tho battle fsld of Ants.
Maryland free press., 1862-10-31

GEN. DIX OEcLrSR5.-.h he following 10 letter
from Maior General John !. DE, declining to bs
8 candidate for Go yeI nor of New YoIk;t a,s
" ".a' fuHTRR. s. sAoSsoH, Oct. %, 1861,
--: Ny name, i see, 10 again ustd in cor.
nsction with political office, without my knowl.
edge or cement. IsbaII remain at nv post, do
iIg all tcsn to sustain the government In psftipg
down the rebellion, ard Az moment. whsu ths
eI sttuse Of the nation Is hanging by u thread,
clnnot leavs nv duties here TO be drawn into any
party strife. Neither will ever asssntto sny ad.
justDrnt OF the contest With the inturgent States
which shall acknowledge thsIr success.
The rebellion esgan In frasd,i eishonor and vie
lencs mustend in taboission to the con,tit ution
and he laws The sscession lesders have pat the
contest on grounds which would make suecsss ON
their part indeliols disgrace to Us. s.,u's AS rel
Ip my sPhsrelof duty my Intention Ia to carry
the war without either iolence to tie eonsti.
lu,ianar to The principles Of justice aud humanity,
aud To contend to the last to axert triumph over
all that is stable 10 government or hppor able 10
political eoupaniontdip. ~ ~ s1at:.srt-r
Ny whole course ,hrouSb life has proved my
dtvotiont to dem ocssey aud eonssrsat,vs Princi-
iIes, No assurance should be needed that this
iaiih is unchanged. Bat at a moment like this
uutss all parties will ally round the government
in putting down this rebsiipn, leaving questions
among ourselves to be settled when the national
honor is yindicarad and our cx'steHce n nation
secured there can be Hothipg for US In the future
but disaster and diEgrace-s JOHN A. DIX.
Maryland free press., 1862-10-31

WHAT "RiP gAP.' AAAS.-Many persons have
since the war pegun, made enquiry as tothe ori-
gia of the term "Rip.raps." a korthe ben sftofthe
uninitated, We We the tollosing in ,ormatior: 10
engineering, s7"i ip rap" isa foantatio obtained
by throwing stones together In a heap without or.
der, in deep water or onsoft bottom Thebattery
on The chatnel between Fortress Monroe and
g. wei'. Point Is construo'ed on such art.a .isi
foundation, ard lie therefore sty led the"Riprsps"
The Fertilization was begun about twenty years
a o. Loose blocks of granite were piled up to q
height Of twenty or thirty feet. and permitted to
rea ain for ycars, for the purpose ot settling the
foundation. The bt,cks were taken down to tho
water line ayesr deo, and nothing more has been
done ~ the fort; 6catiohs since. f,a ."t
Maryland free press., 1862-10-31

Paul Pry, espying man who was digging
in a large pit, and being disposed torslly him,
d ked him, what he was digging VA big hole
twas the reGly.-"A And what are you going to
do with such big hole, ,"ssid Paul ..." Going
to cut il into smsl holes, and retail them TO
you fellowsto set fence posts in" .a -s..a.
+ Tdnsy is highly recommended ss an antidoto
to feas. Give a bed of il to your dog
Even If your heart 10 In g cause, e doesn't
follow that you should "put your foot ip
it,"
Maryland free press., 1862-10-31
correspondent of the New yqrt Times, in .

A correspondent of the New York Times, in &
letter dated, Centre Tillss October u, says:,
No rerson xho has had any experience In So
esssia, snpposes for moment that the rebels scaa
ever be starved out. as some persons predict while
seated about their comfortable Or, sides in New
York! .Trae,1 the Rebels are oat Of ccf4e, tea,
salt, sugar and other eoneeuitants which 60 to
make meal Of victuals sattractis but Of beef.
bread, pork, corn, beans and all the sabstantiss.
they have an abpudapce. In fact the army Of the
Union has been protecting this kihd cf properly
for the I, bel government. II is . mistaken des
that Virginia Is a barren waste. Away from ,ha
track If the teo armies the crops as large and
the farmers as prosperous, 10 all outward sppear,
srce, as they we're before the war.
have visited during the last two weeks, all OF
the principal localities in the valleys formed By
the BuH Run and Blue Ridge mountains--travrl'
ing for the most part With small forces over IN
FIR, quented rontes. To ene who has hsretof)ts
formed an opinion of the condition Of affairs ia
Virginia, by following the worn-oat track Of the
armies, the change Ia the appearance Of every.
hing forms remark contrast. The valley TO
which have reierr cd is one oftbe richest graEng
8 ctions of the 8 ate. Tho hills are covered with
clttla, and stacks Of bay AID fodder are every
where conspicuous. Large f,cks OF sheep browse
on the side hills, and the woods and farm ) ards
are filed with swiLe. Corn, wheat and oats 6ll
the gransries to osei wing, and instead Of there
being any Indication Of the people starving, they
are on the contrary, sleek aud lat, and talk trea-
son boldly. In this ore valley xlone an immense
crop of meat ard cereals hEs been aud n now be-
lug raised for the rebel army. General Lse, IL 10
well understood here, is only holding out at Win.
chester until he can send South the immenfe pro-
ducts OF the valley OF thesshensndoah and its sister
valleys and then he will have no further use for
his present position. For the last few weeks the
rebel supply trairs have been running regularly
and tuit ttowatd. Riehmond, in tead Of Lees army
as is generally supposed. -
Maryland free press., 1862-10-31

- Communications upon Agricultural sub
ects will be thankfully received.
Maryland free press., 1862-10-31
Agricultural Deparin1snt.

Agriculture s the most Fealtbful. the most U.s. tn
ton. 's
Maryland free press., 1862-10-31

GEx. Dix DEcLrsEs.--: he following 10 letter
from Msior General John \. DE, declining to be
6 candidate for Cover nor of New YoIk;t as
. L. Anr Nat
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SHERlTF'S SALE.

RY virtue of writ of LeUar1G FGcias 10
a. ne directed, issued out OF the Coun of
Common Pleas of Columbia county, Penna.,
will be exposed TO public sale, a, The Coun
House in Bloomsbury, on WEDNESDAY
THE 9Th DAY OF JANUARY, s62, at one
o'clock in lhe afternoon, ,Ihe following prop
ery, 10 wit:
III those five town lois in The towr of
Hubleville, in Beaver Valley, Columbia
county and State of Pennsylvania at the
foot of the McCauey Mountain, said lots
being numbered in the survey or draft OF
said Town, as lo' Nos. one, two, three, four
and five, lying contiguous, situate on The
North East corner of sixth and McCauley
Streets, and in Plot number one, the said
five lois fronting two hundred and fifiy feet
on said MeCauley sirest. and extending in
depth one hundred ana twenty five feet.
Seized taken in execution aad TO be sold
as the property of Michael Graham and
CRihaEins Graham.
JOSIAHsH. EURMAN.I
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Prof IT, D WALKER, of the Normal ins,i
futs at New Columbus has effected arrange
ments so as to take charge of the Orange
vile Academy on the commencement, oi
the next ;quarer Prof Walker is much
liked a: New Columbus both as teacher
and citizen. We presume Prof J. A SHANK
reiires from the OrsngeviIle Academy for a
new field OF labor. He is scholar and
very much of gentleman. Success attend
him wherever he may locate.
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CHRIsTNas was pretty generally celebra
ted in this place-especialIy on Christmas
evening. The village, notwithstanding
The general observance of the daY by our
have heard pea nut drop on the pavement
during the entire day, so peaceably was our
town. From bar-room and cellar accounts
twas not 80, after sundown. The price OF
articles raised considerably, although rot TO
the great ssionishment of certain individuals
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SHERlEE,S SALE

~ virtue OF writ OF Leuaria F,e;c, -
me directed, issued out of ihe Com,
OF Common Pleas o. Columbia connrv
Penna.r will be exposed 10 public sale. ~
the Coun H1uss in Rloomsburo. on FRI
DAY The 10th DAY OF JANUARY. 1889
al one O'Clock IN The afternoon. the foIlnvi
ing property 10 wit:
All that one and half story Plank dwell
ling Honse, situate IN Benton ,ownsb;n =,
The County aforesaid. on lot of land honnd.
ed on The West by lands OF John SAVAGE
and on the North by lands of Abrahs n,
Young, and IN The South aud East bv Isnds
oil John McHenry, containing abou, Eleysn
Acres OF land more or less, said dyslIi,y
house herng IN from sixteen feet aud N.
depth fourteen feet, and The lot or niece nf
ground aud cnrIilage appurteuani 10 said
building. 'O
Seized taken in execution and TO be shlJ
ss the property of Samuel Lemon. in ths
hands OF his administrators Samuel Apple.
man and John Lemon.
JOSIAH II. FURMAN,
Sheriff's Office, Shs,;9
BloomsbuTg, Dec. Is, 1861.
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We notice BY The Republican Of This place

We notice BY the Republican of This place,
and ike publications, call for the meeting
of the "Peoples' Stale Central Committee" /"
al Harrisburg, on the 22d of January. Is
this Peoples party the same Republican
party as sused to was l,' or is this to be a
meeting OF the Union no-pa'ty party ~
There is very little noise about this lremen-
dous Union pfrts that sprung mp in this
10y last Fal! If the administration
happens 10 do a good act one day, then
Won will hear and know them by The rame
of aRepubIcan," The next by "Union," and
finally BY peoples party.'
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DEATH OF VoLUsTsER.-We a's again
called upon to record the death OF another
colnmbia county volunteer, SAMUsL w.
HISS, of Benton, who was memeer of
Company A., Fifty-seeond Penns. Regi-
meut, stationed along the Potomac. The
corps arrived at this place oa Saturday eva-
ing last. and was taken on 10 Benton +
jnlefmenf, his former place OF residence
His disease, we understand, was fever OF a
bilious form. He was Young mar, ius'
IN rl,a prime Of life, and brother TO JoHs J.
HISS who joined the army from this place
This is the SIKH volunteer from Colambis
county whose death we have recorded since
the commencement of this rebellion.
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Carr. McCIusE and Lieuienants Wilson
and Suawbridee, have succeeded in snlistiDg
nearly enough men 10 fill their company
10 he required number. Some iity OF the
recruits come from Columbia conniy. At
Dreseni the regiment TO which thiscompany
: attached, 1st Penna. Heavy Artillery
Col. Anseroih, is stationed al Camden, n
J., bnl The officers expect soon to receive
orders 10 move to Fortress Monroe, where
tbe regiment is to be permanently station
ed Danuilz Ixteifggsesr.
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auditors Notice.

Laoa Isaac ". Musgroue, deceased.
. = sHsilor appointed by the Orphans
'<1oI. :, fm5ia County; TO make dis
.tI'puuon u assets in the hands OF Sam
oei 1uss.o' md Aaron Musgrove, ad-
msn's''s' o estate OF Isaac w. Mus
grove, usssss and among the persons
en''seu - :. 'se according 10 the rates
ana ~ Tue pisPps fixed by law; will
of his appointment, g.,..a,., ,ss s s,6 Ja,,
Of January a D., 20 .' &C. % - =
BIoomsburg; when alf = bsrs re al n,s rs,sons -
baving claims, are reg us,9 a' ,, s.sou.
them. or be forever debs s1s - pc, p'sssn.
IN for share of the said a'o'h oou''ns
Bloomsbnfa. Dec. Is, lst :. na'''"'
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WEare not following the practice of some
of our cotemporaries this week, by not is
ruing paper. Some only issue half sheets,
while many moi any. This Issue of our pa
per is not as full of late matter as other
weeks, on account of our having hurried
il out. The STAR has never missed pub
iicaiion since it started, thirteen years ago.
This would be creditabIe TO any newspa.
per-
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-01-01

TIE Teachers Institute of Columbia county y
was in session last week at Catawissa with
pretty fair attendance of both Teachers
and Professors The County Superinten-
dent, Prof Fl W. Gilbert, Of The Greenwood
Seminary, Prof J. A. Shank, OF the Orange
vile Academy, and Prof F. A. Allen, Of
West Chester, were all present and partici
pafed in The exercises.
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TBs Literary Uiiop of Columbia and ad-
joining counties mes al this place on Satnr-
day last. We learn there was a ,olerably
good attendance. As TO the ohiec, OF the
Informed
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WYOMING HOTeE

pANiFL LAYt OCK, PROPRIETos
WYOMING, LUZERNE COUNTY PENN
VENhE proprietor respectfully informs \;
Il friends and The public generals ,bs,s
mas taken charge of The Wyoming Houss
the village OF Wyoming. near rbe R.;I,o
DePoi oi that place, and has fitted II on,
as to entertain both transient and ne,s
hen' visitors IN suitable and comfon,
manner. His rooms are spaciops ands
and not only calculated TO add To The co
nience and comfort OF The travelling com
MY, hut also 10 those who wonId -
pirasanl summer resort With families.
HIS TABLE will be supplied with tba b.s,
ne marker can afford and his BAR will hs
furnished with the puresr liopors ,b.,
De ohiaiTed. The proprietor will Give h;.
exclusive attention 10 the comfort and con
ven'eace OF his Guests and is de,s,rioaa
to make the WYOMING HOUSE ,snL
mong The hrSt hotels in The Stue.
The Proprietor hopes that from his
renee m The business, and BY unremi,,;r, ,
ausnlIo1 on his part, combined with ;nd,s
cious selection OF The most careful and obI;a
ing servants, he may be entitled 10 The g.
Voraoie consideration o: the public. and 90
eeive a liberal share of their patronage.
tF Please give him a call. and in5os r.,
o''Nei't April 2. 1859
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Book Binding

or every description execu'ed in the best
style. Persons having books in quantity
that need binding, can have them bound
al the present time al very low rates None
but experienced workmen are employed
in my establishment. Wm G.. PERRY,
Book Binder and Stafioner,
S. w. cor. Fourt & Race Sis, Phlada
December lS, ls6I-4m.
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TIE County Commissioners held meet
ing at their office The latter part of last week
They were making arrangements for the
annual settlement for the year 1861. Thew
also drew the Jurors for February Term of
Cont
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INpIcaTIoNs efihe weather are that we will
soon have fall of snow. The snow that
whiteued our street few days since has in
places nearly all disappeared The hun.
dation is most excellent for good sledding.
Our people are ready for it, let it come.
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p oS THE frs, page ofihe STAR will be seen
several COMMUNICATIONS from our volun-
teers
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SOMETHING FOR THE TIMES
A NECESSITY IN EVERY HOUSEHOLD!
JOHNS & CROSLEY,S
AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE
The Strongest Glue in The World.
The Cheapest Glue in the World
The Most Durable Glue in The World.
The Only Reliable Glue in The World.
The Best Give in the World.
AMERICAN CEMENT CLUE
Is The The only article of The kind ever
produced which
WILL WITHSTAND WATER,
II WILL MEND WOOD.
Save your broken Furniture.
1T WILL MEND LEATHER.
Mend your Harness, Straps, Belts, boots &c
1T WILL MEND GLASS,
Save the pieces OF that expensive Cul Glass
Bottle
1T WILL MEND IVORY.
Don'l throw away that broken ivery Fan, il
ls easily repaired
1T WILL MEND CHINA,
Your broken China Cups and Saucers can
be made as good as new.
IT WILL MEND MARBLE.
That piece knocked out of your Marble
Mantle can be put or IA strong as ever.
1T WILL MEND PORCELAIN.
No matter if that brok n Pitcher did no
cost but shilling, shilling saved is
a shilling earned.
1T WILL MEND ALABASTER
That costly AIabasier Vase is broken and
you can't match il, mend il. il will new.
er show when put together.
1T WILL MEND BONE, CORAL. LAVA.
AND IN FACT EVERY THING BUT
METALS.
Any article Cemenred with AMERICAN
CEMENT GLUE will not show where
II is mended
S9E0Ne00S.
every Hcnsekeeper should have snp.
ply OF Johns & Crosiey's Cement Glue. ~
Ne,o York Tunes.
"lt is so convenient 10 have in the
house. ."-Netc York ErpJess.
1T is al ways ready this cnmmends il
10 every body - Independent.
I'VE have tried 1t, and fiud it as usefnI
in or house as water. ~ WRkes' Sprit ortae
Times.
ECONOMYIS WEALTH.
$1,000 per year saved IN every family by
One Boule of
AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE.
Price 25 CeC:s per Boitle.
Price 25 Gents per Bottle.
PrIce 25 Gents per BoHle
Prce 25 Cents per Bottle.
Price 25 Gents per Bo;Ie
Price 20 Cents per BouIe.
Very Liberal Reduction TO Whole
sale Buyers.
TERN S ca SH
a For Sale by all Druggists, and Store
keepers generally throughout ihe conntry.
JOHNS e. C7sOSLEY.
(Sole Manufacturers
IS WILLIAM STREET,
Corner of Liberty street. NEW YORK.
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WE would be very much obliged to some
of our patrons who are in arrears if they
would bring us few bushels of potatoes.
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PErERsoN's BAsK NoTE DeTEcroa, dated
Dec. goth, has been received. It notes
down quite iot of new coun,erfeis Il is
the safest money gnide published
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A FEW more cool evenings and our ciii-
gems can begin TO fill their ice-houses. The
Ice on Fishingcreek is forming nicely.
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THE FIRM of Stohner & Fox, in this place,
has been dissolved by mutual consent =
Ma. SToHSER remains in the business, and
kindly askes continuance of their many
and liberal customers
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THs Relief Board will meet at this place
on Saturday next. Those whom it may
concern will please take noiire-
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO CONS MPTIVES.

q Z . u NJ p T YES.
The Advertiser, having been restored Ia
health in very few weeks by very SIM
pie remedy after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection, and IN al
dread disease, Consumption is anxious to
make known 10 his fellow sufferers The
means of cure.
To all who desire il, he will send copy
of the prescription used, (free of charge, J
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find sure cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
The only object of The advertiser in send.
lug the Prescription Is TO benefit the afl c.
ted, and spread information which he con-
ceives 10 be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will ty his remedy, as il will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing tue prescription will
please address
Rev. EDWARD WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings CO., N. Y.
October 80, ls61,-3m