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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14
HARDWARE. GROCERIES, &c.

Those wishing to purchase ANYTHING in this line
viii mdittn their advautgrtn p'v my store visit
before purchasing elsewhere. The attention of tic
public is respectively Invited to my extensive sto, H.
feeling assured It viii be time mrlitAhly spent.
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The Rcbels at Johnsop,s island.


"A CoRRE, 70 NDENT Of the Fremont Joprp0l writ
ing from the Island, says, there are now over one
thousand seccsh there, most Of whom are Captains
and Iieuicuants, with few cnlonrls. lie repre-
sents them as a molly crowd both in dress and per-
sonal appearance. Says the writer Their dress
is all colors and styles with large admixture Of
butternut and grey. Their pcrsnndie varies from
the tall, wcll-appcaring officer, 70 the most dimnu-
tive specimen the mind can well conceive. They
seem to enjoy themselves better than prisoners
usually do spending their time in walking. jump
ing, playing ball, cuchrc, and similar innocent past
times. Most seem joyous and happy some are
sullcn and morosc. Most Of them think, are glad
they prisoners, and say that il il better than be-
ing shot at, for seng engaged in bad cause.
There are others who are very bitter against the
Yankees.
One, who came on Thursday last. made a spring
as he came from the boat on the Island to get the
sword from officer of the guard, but was knock
cd scnsoless by coming in with the but of
nlusket in the hands of private. Another one
on seeing the Stars and Stripes, says to his COM
panion, There is the old Flag, let us drink to il
and taking from his pocket a small flask, he drank
to the following sentiment;
ne star Spangled Banner,
Long may il wave,
Der the land of the tyrant,
And the home Of the knave."
1 There are about 800 men guarding the Island
Discipline is enforced to the letter. No visitors
are allowed to land on the Island without pas:
/ from the commander Of the post, and that can moi
he got from a mere matter Of curiosity. Numerous
visitors coming every day from the South to see
their friends but they generally Gnl it very dh
/ cult to get an interview.
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! C,oyHr or COMMON rLEAs, WOOD co.

4 tOt RI OF COMMON ihEAS, WOOD co.
Esther rcrigo, Plaintiff ~. Mcrrct NJ. Young.
Jlmr> Am.Ag' Charles W. llill and Charles
Frat. hcirnlaus
Tho above named d,frndnut. Ncrrctt NJ Young,
viii take notice. that the said Plaintiff Esther Per-
iGodid, On III, oh day d May, \. II. 1862, Ole her
petition in tht Cout OF Common Pleas OF Wood
county, aforesaid the object and prayer of which
petition, AMI the action thereby commenced, is t.,
cuupcI the said tie Ell liant Ncrrrtt NJ. Young, tn con-
Nry in lrr simple, tohr lid Esth r. Prrigu. Accord
ing to an agreement cn'grcd into by and between ti
said Esther P,'rgn and McIrctt NJ. Young on the
rh day of May \. y. ISL, the following dcscrib-
ed real estate In said county Cf Wood. tu-wit the
west furty mine and too St of lagd, of from
tho west side ut that part of river trtc numb r
eighty, in the Reserve twelve miles square. ut the
foot Of thrraplS nt the Maum rycrwhich par: lies
north of the crntcrui channel of GRASSY s&. Said
forty nine and : I 100 acres being houndcd the
south hy said Grassy Creek. the west 10y tho
west lin" ui said ii, or tract number eighty, un the
north by the Mauulcc river, and an the east by
line parallel with the west line of said rivur tract
number eighty, and distant from the said west line
eight chains and scycn AMI onr-tlird links, Alsu,
'lr right of Public way, thirty feet wide. from said
lortr-uirn and 100 acres To the Pcrrysbnrg AMI
Oregon road Us surveyed and reported Ia the Com
m'ssiuurrs pr said Wund county, for county road,
hy y. Newton, surveyor, such other place ns the
pario- might thereafter agree upon. Said d-lend-
amt Merritt VI. Young, is required 10 answer uu or
bcIur' the jth day Of July, - 3t2.
l.ETl Err PERIG D.
KENr < NTwroS, pl'tI,S ar'ys.
Toledo. Ma, OH. lSi2--lwG.
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NInrrieI.

On the ith inst, AZ Rushvillc y. y. by Rev
- llugls.n MIR a. G.. WImIANs of this place
to Miss n. ". SABIS Of Adrian, Mich.
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J ,Nl.s MrrWAY, Atty.
GUARDIANS SALE.

4 Vt ARnI\N'S SALE.
liy "rl-r of the Probate Court of Wood County.
nmo. VIII on,r at public sale at the door of the
tuu"t House, IN said County. ou Che 10Th dne uf
MAY. A.n. lSG2. Mt the hour of one o'clock J.. NJ,
ut sld day, the following premises Commencing
lt u point uu the east AMI west ouc-hulf section
line, Witnessed 10y an nsh stump, - inches in diam
ctor, north Sl', degrees, west f. links; thence
north ~ drgro"a, east / chains, Witnessed by u
'ugnr inches IN dar,rt r., north ~ degrees II
cluiu- tlrurS south ~ degrees. east 1000 chains,
To point ul the south line of section 33, township
H, Range H., burr oak. . inches in diameter north
= dcgrnct ml l9's links thence south Sc de-
ErcrS west lG links, 10 Il rcd rnk - inches in ,lia
meter, north 81, degrees, east 9l$ links thence
north - degrees, west = chains and 30 links, a.
point on the reserve line Ia sycamore tree -
mch,s in diameter: thence north 64 degrees.
west II chains thence north degrees, west
tn pnu, u' commencement; all being in the south
ct,t quarter of section 80, township <, range II
east. cont irving H. $500 acrcs of land more or
less, ia Wood County, Ohio. Terms of sale, cash.
rmcF ~ JouNsoN, Au'ys JAMES CARY,
52N2 S2.p9 Guardian.
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Wood Wanted.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

THOSE who design paying for the JorRNAL il
wood viii: confer favor by bringing it along soon
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The Highest Market Price
IL CASH OR TRADE,
Paid for produce of all kinds.
w NJ. IIOU ST-O y.
S,wEET POTATO PLANTS !

Orders will hc received at tl,e AGRlttLTI-
RAJ WAREHOUSE for the above article until the
2Oh or this month. They will come
I'm bunrhcs of hundred each
and in good order. These plants are grown by a
pcrson that has been IN this business for nearly 30
wears and canbc relied on ms being Of the vest varc
ties and wcll adapted to this section of count Pcr
sons desiring to avail themselves Of this emporium
" tn get gnod plants, will phrase hand IN 'hgr or
drrs n, carly as pY,siLlc. u. KKEPS.
Pcrryshurg, May Ith, lSG2-lH.
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GARpEN SEEDS

Just received At the Agricultural Warehouse
q choice lot Of Gariru S'c,,~. from the city nf Phil
adrlphia the hest market in the United States for
Grc VEGETABLES These seeds were grown by MoSsrS'
Landrth & son tho oldest seed -housc IN The cuan-
try. aud can be relied on. j. hREfS.
PrrryshurC, April "a, 1909.
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DROBATE NOTICE.-Notce is hereby given
hat N.rhacl Myers administrators Of the es-
ntr or Mrs, p. j. Myers, late Of Wood county Ohio,
deceased. ana = W. ~. John. Guardian oi Jam'S
V smith, minor and orphan Of Nsnransler smith,
uay. nled thvr accounts in the Pruhate ionU Of
,lil county for final settlement, said e.uso will
IS Gr hearing aul examination on the Gath day -
May, 1852. j, W, POE, Probate Judge
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;sEDGMrrIoN NOTICE.

James Pillars cr lis asSiCnoes, will take notice
Na; An,alum Click deposited in tbs Treasury Of
wood Colu'y, ohio, twrHty-cight dollars, seventy
thrv. cents iuur mills tu redeem the c. y N. e. "a
arr,s. Sull az the delinquent tax sale. Jannary Is,
1852 ArmSoN SMrH. County Auditor.
Aulirors Oalge Wood CumtT, o.,
Pcrrysburg, APRIL %, 1869. 52w4r
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EllERlrrS SALE.

EoNmua MurrhouSc ". Andrew Morchousc
By rrlp, ut an execution to me directed and Il,
hvurd from the Court or Common Pleas Of Wutd
County, Ohio, ug the above entitled causr, | shall
urr tor sale NJ ptrl'lic auction ut the door Of the
Court House ia Perry ~hurg, in said County on
SATURDAY. May SlSt lsl2,
b tween the hours ur - m. and > O'Clock y. M,
ut the following dcscrihcd lands and tcnrmcnls tn-
tiun iO, in township 4, rcrth cr rargc cast in
Wood County, ohin; containing forty acres. more
or less @. n. GuNER, Sheriff.
av52- -S2Ia.
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4 CRICuLTUNAL wAuMHoUsE.

The PERRYsBrRG AGR,rITyE'L WAEEupr7
is now fully stacked with tGc l..I R,t Farm
ToIls and Machn 3, Of every description. The
assortment &C pluws is Co'TIErp consisting o.
Mitchell 4 Sous Cast AZ; sd, all warranted
Gil 4 Sons Combination Plrw.- very superior
Gibbs & I,rus Celebrated Cylinder pluw; the Oh Z
Eagle Pillow, which has ool the ties, of years, a.
well as other varieties.
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between the hours ot ! > m sud p. IN. Of said day.
the following. described lands and trncmcnis. to- wit
The Southwest of the southeast 1, uf scciioh
number tow number {. north of range number /
east appraised at Slun0. G.. f.. GUYiI, Sheriff.
JAS. MrWENN. Atty. 3wj2.-S2,4q.
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Samuel Johnson assignee. vs.. benjamin 5. jud-

y
Samuel Johnson, assignee. vs.. benjamin s. Jud-
son, IT al. $40
ny virtue ~ a'dccrrtal otAer of sale TO me diA
rrctcd aud delivered, from the court of common
pleas ot Wuod County, Ohio. shall offer for sale
Ut the door of the court house, in Perry sburc,
Wo~l County. Ohio, on
l., SATURDAY. May 81, 1869.
u''"cCn the hours ui IL IN. and D. m. of said
uAN' w. following described lands and tcnrmrn,s,
"-Nu 'h west ur the west VI the south
east " sr'u-' NJ, -. township NJ. 8 norih,
range No. ~: aISn, ~ west half nf the east . oi
the northwest at sccu,,, No. ;. tuwhsLip 40. 1
notth, range Nu. 10 cast; nrtt.%sp,l W SI33O
3w52.-,Ss 10.
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CHERIFF'S SALE,

Samuel johnson, assignee, IS. William Prescott.
l,y vrt0c ot order OF sale issued in the above
cause, 10y the clerk ot the court Of common pl"ns
vt Wund county. Oiu, aud tu nv directed and de-
Mrryd, | shall offer for sale at the loor Of the
court house. m Perry shury. Wood Comfy, Ohio,
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MCCll LOWER PRICES

than gcoiS are generally sold. which il an item Of
gr.at interest to the people oi Wood county SUIT
ljci,n in ducrm'n', =, taA. it, to make r.rtys
burg fbc trading point.
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LAprs'FAsmoNApLr DRESS GOODS.

In this department great advantage may be ohttu,-
rd 10y close cash buyers, FROM the tact that the goods
are bouEhuur cash ditartlv ~. the eastern dealers
AMI manufacturers, arl all imported goods arr bot
at lust what it costs to import tlern bsuce h, san
afford to yell goods At
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sff"Prcducr taken iurychapgc for rocds
W. i. HITCuCOCK.
rcryshurg, January 81, 1861.
, 1862-06-12
Arabian Horses.

An English lady of rank and wealth, now
in Egypt, wr ties home as follows;
al fear YOU may deem me rather boaStful
of my horsemauship, when ! tell you that
two Arab horses, which threw their caya.
liers. did not throw me. The cause, how
ever, was not in my skill, but in the very
remarkable prediection these intelligent
animals feel toward the weaker sex. Let
the widest and fiercest Arabian be mounted
by woman, and you will see him grow
suddenly mild and gentle as lamb. !
have had plenty of opportunities to make
the experiment, and in my own stable there
is beautiful young gray Arab, which no.
body but myself dare ride. He knows me,
anticipates my wishes and judiciously calcu
lAtes the degree of fatigue ] can bear with.
out Inconvenience. 1t is curious to see how
he manages to quicken his pace without shak.
ing me, and the different sort Of steps he
has invented to realize contradictory pur.
poses.
"Horses being as liable to forge'fulness
as other organized beings, my Incompatible
gray would allow his natural ambition to
overcome his gallantry, and il another horse
threate ed TO pass him, would start of with
the speed of whiIlwind. WO to me, il,
under such circumstances, were TO trust to
the strength Of m, arm or the power of the
bride! ] knew the gallant charger better /!
Leaving my hand quite loose, and abandon.
ing all thoughts Of cOmpulsion, would take
to persuasion; pat him on the neck call
him by bis name; beg him to be quiet and
deserve the piece Of sugar waiting foF him
at home. Never did these gentle means fail
Instantly would he slacken Bis pace, prick up
his ears as Il fully eomprehending his error,
and come back to a soft ambe, gently neigh.
ing as u to crave pardon for his mCmentary
Offense."
, 1862-06-12
Ghe farmers Corner.
Hou Weeds are Produeed.

Professor Buckman, Of England, has re.
Gently made some careful investigations as
70 the amount of weeds contained in seeds
sold as clean and we will state a few of the
results obtained, as they cannot fail, we
think TO interest our readers:
The Professor found " in apint Of clover
seed, 1900 weed seeds; in pint of COW
grass seed, 1900; in broad clover, S9, ,44O T;
and IN two piuts of Dutch clover, severally,
25,56O and 7O.4OO weed seeds. Supposing
these samples to be sown, here were seeds
enough TO stock the land for many years.
The farmer often goes to the cheapest mar
kst and gets weeds for corn, and so pays ex.
ceediRgly dear for what he considers a cheap
bargain"
II this be true in relation to English
farming, how much more so il must be in
America, when it IS well known much less
pains are taken in preparing grain for mar.
ket, as well as in the seleciiun Of seed and
TIE general cultivation Of the soil. In pur-
chasing seed gram, turnip seed, grasses, etc,
farmers often display = want Of Judgment
and ordinary prudence by selecting such ar.
ticles as are cheap or rather lOw-priced, for
that Is not really cheap which Is not genu.
inc; and we can conceive D" greater pest in
the agricultural neighbOrhoOd than "a cheap
seed stOre," in the but too common Accepta.
tiOnof the term.
The fecundity Of some weeds Is truly as
tonishing. Professor Buckman has cunnted
over 5000 seeds IN single plant of black
mustard, and in q specimen Of charlnck,
1000 seeds. The eImmon sinking cam
, 1862-06-12
The SallOwiug paragraph is worthy the

The following paragraph is worthy the
attention Of hrmers:-
A practice originating in Connecticut, for
obtaining the largest quantity Of cream
from milk, is meeting the appreciation Of
many sensible dairywofnen. New milk is
strained into common pans, and after stand
ing twelve hours, Is carefully placed over a
kettle Of warm water, and brought as nearly
as possible to the temperature Of very new
mix. Il is then set away for twelve hours
more, when it is ready 70 skim. Nearly
double the cream can be obtained from this
process that can be cbtained from any other
source with which we are acquainted.
It Is we'll kuown-for the hest medical
schools have proved it-that he best method
TO be adopted in curing consumption Is to
allow the patient 70 live generously, drink
Strengthening beverages, such as ale and
porter, consume q goodly quantity Of fat,
but not 10 70 TO excess IN anything. An
eminent French physician writes a. follows
" Analysis Of the blood Of On individual
taking cod liver oil has shown the animal
nmttef 81 be nearly doubled, and the fibrine,
usually high Ia pulmonary complaints, t0
be reduced. From this il is supposed that
the oil supplies certain ist molecules, which
appear essential to forming the nuceoli of
the primary calls qf ordinary tissues, fat
having the physiological power Of coag6.
lting albumsn ar0und H.
THRAsHSo IRON rHr SHocK.-It Is never
safe 70 put away wheat, thrashed out Of the
1nhrnI Il. Ta,r ltr. u ......s c. - - 4
, 1862-06-12
testimonials Of the Horace Waters
Pianos and nfeiodsons. Ia

- l..
sas ~ a Y y, " s,s .-Is osoSt; i
~ = !. l-.@-
John uealu Q. C.Itnaee, Nes l"fA, Nno has hao
% " ~ ~. !. 49,. ~ 49,. y
~ 49, - ~ VA y ~ ~ ~ isss ~ ~
nirno &. 1ecominr n.rnInr in M nInce and fhhk
can lnilnduce one az two moro-they will be more poDu
in th1n anV olher mako.n II
We nv, two og Wa,,r Planos IN ne IN onr seminar,
onoof vIfth nar "a rsrtrelf Ile lof three voar.-
and We can testify n teir god quality and dnra6liv-
WooD 4 GnHooEr, Mount Oarrul, IN.
The Meodeon has se.ly arrived. leel OBLIGED tovop
~ gonr liberal Discount viii d. an can lll tl IN lia.1
paris Rev y. n. McljonnIcE, Y.rquesyiiis.s. 8. o.
n. W,4ars ussl AZ, Hsvl,,. 80 ons a. vou,
pisnof,rt "a tao yeals psst. have Ionnd 4 ver az
eeror ineirin,enf . a1osro (;n1v Prnoins Hroshivn
Hsishtl seminary.
Tns Piano uaa duly received. ltcame 10 excellent
family. Aoofpt ny tiauks IoF your pronptiell
SAT CoofAA, WaIlanham, Bfadiord o, ~
Rev. Mr. Hayuc. wrtc. as lglous:--Preston Hollow,
y. r. July ltln. 1855 An. eIHAo DseI dIIt NJ
eived the helodeon, aaie and In good oIderi am veil
pleased WIN ne external appearance ahq the tons also
hope shah 1are occaelon % older one o. tWo more
ne pfe.sn, asesan.
, 1862-06-12

Orloc1 ge.fne, noFrnua dfhllly. lou apFiln anu1a,
uel1uel o. ~ lluha nnf hart ndunllinn ard 1cl-
pahIIly ~ Iahof 1nd afudY, dnilnea q apnrh1rh,
uulIll ~ alllluIl. lI1ll. Nalalll. lnuuIaII1Iv
dachalla. rllu IN ~ ai1a aflrfluul = iha aIrl.
pmrrl n ila ana. nrrual of o1hrr in1Iu11 y nan,
cfol b the alIly op11llllf physician an1 uIra1,
T. ] cIIrNaT. ~ nrINrf uI r1Ii1r frInrH = nru.
(ankl141 - 1lllal lll lll1I Re rIllI ll1c1l. Al
Adiro8 l. J. ozarkAY. M.n-
Sc Fmnsisss.
, 1862-06-12

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N.B.-The price in Great Britain Of the JiVe
Periodicals GbOre-Rdmed is $31 per dRRum.
, 1862-06-12


Prompted By an honest desire of ny heart wish 10
lay before the public Whirh deAsrv,a 3 oommen
alton, not ony set Of scientific skill bnt that II
humanity also. Abput two yeas ago, suddenly and
rom causes unknown u me, vas sei1ed uith ! lt Of
pilepsy Whlch, OWinR N nv inability % meet the ~
pensea coneequent ppou thoFnugh edloal t1paimPne
and the disoourantmeni which met viii en- attempting
it soon hecame surh Ia then led 10 heevel a. 70
deiy the skill of any physician. was t quently while
10 pursuit of my calling thrown DIV 10 the Rronnd
without the slightest warning; and ahourh lnaensils
70 The agnnes, get derped the marIies of nv M and
soon learned TO nok upor th0e Who would endeF assist
ance or shelter me rum danger enemies WIN sought
70 proloug The existence Of nv miaeres vi 10 IN dis
tate and having, previous 70 my anution tasted the
sweeta a life, once mne induced % attempt oerk-
inc aid q physician, and, by recommendation, called
upon Dr.. j. Czepkay. told him q ny eiruumuiaBcel
and q my inability % reward him fg hiS Services ~
gardleaa Of which, however, be q once undertook nv
case, and, with The blessing II 0Od Wss onco more
restored n perisct health Unabe 10 reward MIN oF
The boon which enay at pTeaent and yet consonns a
nv indebtedness, consider Il dne % mynelf and An
uopd 10 ake the pahlic d order thai thoas n
nee q medical adviee may dnd physician IN whom
every cnnfdence can " placed.
u. o. w. YABIONeKY.
Stat of California. Coanty q san Frsneisco. anb-
.oTheS s.d sworn to before ne, This ls DAY Of Angus,
iIsI UIBERrA. GRANT, Notary Pub.
, 1862-06-12

L The underalgned having been under The treatment
Of Dr. l. g.Czapkay although unsolicited. hal called
upon % gve publicity % The elcaey of BIZ tFoa'meut
hoping that by doing % may ts inSiFumenial n pre-
venting oihels from the fearful suffering ard milery uhch
exPereuoed and vhch ollon result ifum ne pafli-
cous pIaciioe q pIsicn1e Ny flFase has been that
u physical nnd mental debility, ubhh fnous n oonle
quenee o. lndAciet In youth. The ngunes which
endured are pefhapb Unnecessary r a 70 duia; they
are known % thoso aho have exrfrsncsd thfm 6incl
. aay, that having called he afrvicg1 q ~ L y:
CaApfay ilo lequllllnn. 81 Ne eNreciali1u1 which
may have formed n him were muFe than roall1ed.
would therefore Feoommend d. CHapkay n an Who nay
dnd themsoyes alleied win that oeadlul malady; ny
object 10 % doing being sympathy nr suffering humanity
and heartfelt dealIe d relieving lbem-
u. DAnLEE pIinfci
state ~ cnlfdFnla city nnd Cnanty n fsn s1cI.so,
On ths ssi day y July, D. lsse, before ne. Wm C..
Jeuet. Notary Public perlnqay appeared y. nnhles,
~. NJ. ne oon,sui' q ne card hsTsulih dSnldhy
II wines vhrrsof, have hsrruu,o =, nv h,,s. sua
amxed my olcal sal the dav and year abss uriiisn.
lL.sl WA. C.JEWErf, NoiaIy Pu1llo'
, 1862-06-12
sRcONp HAND PlANOs
Atgsat barrninsa sinuinre; prcts nom $50 sil0
MI SIC

One of tho larnpEi and bet caiaoguoa of nnalonou
puhlishoi All tha muic and music hoo. published 10
thr United States Tor aaa 4 this caah shmani Martins
celehraied Guitar aud an kinds Of Mn.icl Instruments
and music merchandise at The l0geai pIirea Music sent
Whenever ordered. post paid OataloFucl sent % NATL
liberal dlscouni o dealeu, teachers. seminaos and
eleIgymen.
, 1862-06-12

The ingFatltude Of man 10 bis fellow man h N often
met With IN li that teatlmonia prompsd hy the liner
ieelinRs o The heart 10 The lie q those Who
a Walton Of the ills Of trail mnfilily. Emplricsm
Goods ne chn1ns Of our press With fraudulent and
lcinus leoIs, singing pins % he worth of lhtrouu
egotislca choIlataniam Below append certificate
irum worthy man, Who. briei lerl6d ainoo ssemod
destined . e1unle o bis mortal coil;' who lo0ked r
ward 70 bis dis luion with that pleasure which onr
CONTRARY y hupe, The ability n akul physioian n
roainrld BIN - Biz inrmrr health Relieved rom Ms
terrible situation, and impfed hy ertllude ho mahfs
4 aatheaihaied ~ Notary pniilo Iha den.ni1 d
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