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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-10-24
VI. CHIEF JUSTICE rANEr.

This is the cow with crumpled horn that
tossed the dog that worried the cat that
killed the rat that eat the malt that Law in
the house that JEFF. built.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-10-24
The House that JeG. BuiIt.

The following history of the celebrated
editioe erected by ]. Davis. Esq. is anthem
TIC. 1t was written for the purpose of Civ
ing infant politicians a clear, concise, and
truthful description Of the habitation, and
the fortunes, misfortunes and dOings Of the
inmates:
I. THE SOUTHERN coNvEDEnAcY.
This is the house that jeff. built.
II. THE ETHIOPIAN.
This is the malt that lay in the house that
JEFF. built.
III. THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD.
This is the rat that eat the malt that Law
IN the house that JEFF. built. A7t
~. THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW.
This is the cat that killed the rat that eat
the malt that lay in the house that JEFF.
built
v. THE PERSONAL LIBERTY BILL.
This is the dog that worried the cat that
killed the rat that eat the malt that Law ia
the house that jeff. built.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-10-24

The rock that drunkards split on is quarts
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-10-24
THE EMPEROR NICHOLAS ON ENG
LAND, F RANCE AND AMERICA.

In 1855 the New Orleans Bee published
the following extract from letter addressed
to citizen Of New Orleans by Russian
friend, then resident at ST, Petersburg. 1t
will now be read with interest:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-30
Army Tsttey.

We received last week a letter from
a soldier from Vinton comfy, dated
at Murlreesboro, T spnessee, whose
namO we Withhold for the reason that
bis officers would punish him for
writing it. We wish to say that we
have declined to publish a number
for the same reason. The boys have
already suffered for writing home
letters. Lieut.. EDGERLY was dismis.
sed from the service for no other rea-
son, only that he circulated Demo.
cratic tickets. Colonel Hatfield was
dism! !ssed because he talked his sen.
Iinents, and because he was Demo
crat. But read this extract from thiI
Vinton counry soldier. lie says:
"There is trickery going on that !
do not know il you have noticed or
not. The soldiers are going to have Il
vote this iall. A Democrat dare not
speak his sentiments here, Or lie
would be hung, or shot Tor treason.
You know very well they will not be
allowed to vote unless they vote IN
Abolition ticket. For my part, | will
see them in hell before vote, unless
| can vote as please. They make
their brags that the soldiers and Abo
Iitionists that are in the North can
beat the Democrats, Ind that the
Democrats in the army can do NO
harm. We cannot get any thing here
TO read but Methodist Tracts aud
papers. Ii they keep the
much longer in their
bands, We will all 60 to the Deyil
Iexpect to serve out my
three years if | live, &C."
Want ol room prevents MS from
giving other extracts.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-30

nearly five hundred and the SAINT
number Of arms, 'OitAont firing a gun
One vOlley, tfere5el prisoners acknow
ledge, would have scattered Morgan'l
half armed force. This surrender
placed in the hands of Morgn the arms
and munition Of which he was ia 81
much need. The men was paroled,
and returned home. 1t has been sug
gested. the surrender and parole was
used to 'avoid the draft. One thing
is certain, if the commanding officer
had heen a Democrat, AdOlitionists
would have cracked their throats in
.hawling democratic traitor" and
soughtto prove from the affair that
the Democratic party was disloyal -
1t may have boen coWardice, but il is
no better than treachery. These Re.
publican officers. by basely surrender
ing, gave Morgan more aid than all
the "sympathizers" in OHIO wonld
have given him during the war Do
you see the argument 2 We will al.
nit At is base course of reasoning,
but it is the kind A bolitionsts seize
with such avidity, and in which they
wholly indulge in their attacks upon
the patriotic Democracy. - Ports
mouth Times.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-30
At Their Mean Tricks Again,

We had hoped the invas ion ofour
State by Morgan and his band, in.
dangeriDg alike the property ofall,
and to check which all were willing
to len d their assistance, would not be
mixed up with politics, and used to
still further in fame the public mind.
1t is well known fact that Democrats
responded literally to the call for a
militia force, and shouldered their
muskets to help drive the invader
from Ohio. While danger existed,
and their services were needed, poll.
ticians kept their mouth shut, anG
evinced the greatest confidence in the
patriotism of Dam0cratE. They knew
that they had lied, and they felt it
keenIy when an enemy was near
No sooner had the rebels passed, and
scarcely had the clatter OF their horses
hools died away in the Scioto Valley
than, alter drawing long breath to
reanimate their cowardly and quak.
ing flames, they sought, ifpossibIe, to
manufacture little political capital 10
what ever way they could, aud began
to talk of "Morgau's politics." For
partizan purposes they adopted wilfulI
falsehoods, and tortured circumstances
into shape OF terrible import. The
contemplate spiri! that leads man
to employ such means in the service
Of his party, is stirring up the bitter
feeling now abroad, which uiay pro
duce the worst results. If we wert
disposed to Loe as vile weapons at
they employ, we might lake advar
tage ol a recent military event tina
happened hereabouts; and in order tc
show them how desperately low theil
cause has sunk, we will present al
argument" Of the character they
usually employ against the Democrats
We know it's indeiensible, but ",
bring it before these abolitionists t,
illustrate their Own course.
Last week military regiment wa
formed, and the Colonel aud other re
gimental and company officers pu:po
sely spported tlom the Republican
party. The regiment was furnished
with new arms and sent up the rail
road to fight Morgan. On the seconc
day out Morgan, after being whippet
by the Federal cavalry, with fore
, but little aboye the militia, not mOrt
than half Of them armed, aud witt
scarcely one round OF ammunition, me
them. when this Republican Colone
auG his officers, against the protesta
items Of his mcn, surrendered fore,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-30
IN p r E s s
IN PRE- SIS.
A NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK,
The FOUR ACTS OF DESPOT!SM,
BYD.A. MAHoNY, OF IOWA,
Author Of "TRs Prisoner Of Stdts." re'

This work will contain full and official co2Iss
Of the Four Great Acts Of Dsspotism by which
the constitutional government Of Washington
was subverted, and the irresponsible Lincoln
dynasty installed in its place.
/. THE TAX BILL, by which all the property
and resources of the people are mortgaged to
the present administration.
2. THE CONSCRIPTIoN BILL, BY which all
the bodies of poor men not worth $500 are
placed in the hands Of the administration.
8. THE FINANCE BILL, which destroys State
Banks and places the entire currency Of tho
country in the hands of the Secretary Of tho
Treasury.
4. THE INDEMNITY ACT, (ftting elimax)
which pre.umes to indemnify the President
for all the wrongs he has committed In tn
past or may commit in the future.
These will each be preceded by 9 CAREFUL An
alysis, by Mr.. Mahony, and their unjust. oppre
sive, unconstitutional and odious features point
ed ont. AS q book for references, II will be in
valuable to the farmer, the mechanic, the poll
tician the laborer-in fact, to every person, for
these monrtrous acts reach from tho loftiest man
sion to the hunablest cabin in the land.
These four acts are not published IoaETHEE
In any other form. They will make large 90
good sized type, and will be sold at the low
EVE CEsTs in muslin binding.
Send on the orders at once. All orders Will
DO filed according 10 the date Of reception
First come, first served. The cash must sceom-
pany all orders.
Address
VAN EvRIg, HORTON CO.,
No. l62 Easasu Street, New York.
n. B. Subsoril ton veeeiYd OF this 0faee.
July Cd IsS3,-tf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-30
New York Riots,

Phe New York riot has subsidized
after TIE loss OF moro than a hundred
lives and the destruction OF nearly
halfa million dollars, worth OF proper
ty by fire. The Republican party as
a parry, i'll all tie Northern States, for
the last two years, have been advOca.
ting mob law, disregard Of Consti.
tutional Obligations aud civil war,and
instigating mob violence, and coun-
selling a disregard Of private rights
and persCul liberty. Look now at
New York, aud consider the legiti-
mate fruits Of their doctrine and ex-
ample, and let all good msn combine
to restore the rule of law-aud not
mob law, nor soldier law, but civil
aw-the Constitution and laws mad Z
in pursuance thereof aud vote the
Democratic ticket, the success oI
which will ensure peace and prusperi-
ty TO the country, not by Il dishonora-
Die peace, but by means honorable
and just to all parties. The Demo-
cratic party never dishonored the ma
ton Or disgraced the American char
actet, and neUer uiN either in con-
hict with rebels at home nor foes at a
distance. JACKSON did not dsgracs
the country during duriug the Soutl
Carolina notification, nor POLK, il
the waE with Mexico. When the
Democra tic party assumes the reint
Of authority, the rebellion viii! subsidC
and the States return to their allegi
anco, or we'll thrash rebellion out o
them quicker than shOoting.-H0Ck.
iRg Sentinel.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-30
Another Brave Man Number with the
|. Dead. ..-.--t.. -

When a brave, q true and good mar
dies, his country suffers alvss, mo-
will the single announcement OF The
fact do justice to hiI memory. His
countrymen will assemble around lit
grave to pay bin the meritod tribute
Of a tear.
Much grief and sadness iell, upon
our chy, when, at an early bour oI
yesterday, the mournful news Of The
death Of Major DIniel Mc0ook rea-
ched Us. -"
The deceased died a soldiers death.
Whom Morgan invaded the State,
Major McOook, like many other Of
our patriotic citizens, rushed to arms
ior its defense. lie voluEteered-an
old gray headed mana brave man
and a gentleman-and in the very
hou. OF victory received his death
wound.
Our citizens, who knew him, will
remember him as the father OF the
lamented Colonel Robert McCook,
and Of other sons, who are in the army,
and whom Ohio holds in high esteem.
Major McCook was possessed in a
marked degree Of all the qualities Of
true gentleman - courteous and
kind, but frank and bod, in his inter.
coarse with those with whom he came
in contact. Brave even to rashness -,
he was yet cool.headed in emergen
cies, and lis opinions always valuable
for their good Sense.
BY political faith a Democrat, we
remember him as one of the truost,
warmest, best loved and most faithful
friends OF the lamented Douglas
Whenever he differed with his party
friendS on subjects of grave and
serious moment, all knew him to be
honest and sincere in his convictions.
an therefore always held him in great
aud deserved respect. We do not
mean, however, to recall now pas.
events, but warmly and sincerely to
remember his many great virtues and
to extend to his noble widow and es
teemed children our earnest sympathy
in their and their country's bereaVe.
meut.--Ehquiru.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-30
Base Outrage.

The Militia of Eagle Tp., under
Captain HAYNES, alter arrival at Ham
den, hearing that the Camp at Ports
mouth was disbanded, returned home
on Wednesday, tie 22nd. A railroad
agent, by the name OF WEIGHT, re
fused them transportation to London
derry station, and the men had t.
walk home. This agent virtually
taking on himself the authority o.
Governor TOP, and countermandine
bis orders to the Captains OF Compan
les and thereby losing the railroad
company the amount OF their trans
porta.ion. No man but the Captain
had any right to order where his men
should go, except their field officers,
and they had none; hence it was ar
outrage upon the men by this railsosd
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-30
SpttiaI Il utitts,

~ HEADQUARTERS COMPANY II, (I. G. G c
Sixth Regiment, o, ", Camp at Beverly, Va.
July 81, 1857.
DR.. G. W. RoBAoK; Cincinnati, 0hio:-we
received your long wished for and welcome Rem
edies few days ago, and hasten to return you
unanimous expression IN regard to our higu
opinion Of the inertia of same.
We have used them with great bone A t in oul
Company, and heartily attest to the public opin
ion Of their gre at benefits. In our cases, ssps-
cially where there have beeu 30 many gres,
changes as from the civilian in daily routine, in
business, at home, to thc exposed habits Of 40
tive soldiers in strange ard unnatural country
do we most appreciate the merits Of such Heav-
an-rent values as yours. TO all those in oul
position do we most emphatically recommend
your Remedies, being assured, from experience
they will be a very welcome companion.
Yours very truly,
JosEPH A. AsDRIws,
Capt. %. B, Sixth Reg'. o. Y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-30
Lntest from NIargnn.

After Morgan, with his force Of
several hundred men, had succeeded d
in crossing the Muskingum River, he
moved in the direction of Cambridge
and Campbel's Station, which latter
point he occupied about niue O'clock
yesterday mvrGing. Our forces were
within three miles OF him. Morgan
then made q detour to the northeast,
and at last accounts yesterday after
noon was in the vicinity Of An'rim,
which is about twenty miles from
Cambridge. 1t is uncertain, as yet
which direction he will take to reach
tho Ohio River, but an adequate force
is at Wheeling and Steubsnville and
intermediate points to intercept bis
crossing. In his rear and on each
flank he has hom 10000 10 $4,000
cavalry, and about 10000 militia, 80
that his escape is regarded as impos-
sible.
MORGAN AND HIS WHOLE FORCE CAP
TURED.
In our Saturday issue we gave the
intelligence that Morgan was stilI
pressing lor the Ohio River, appar.
emily with the intention Of crossing at
WelIsvillc, and that Major Rue was
in hot pursuit. Since then General
Burnside received the news OF his cap
ture, together with his entire force
numbering about 500 men. To in.
tercept him General Burnside ordered
Major Rue to Bellair and Major Way
10 Cadiz Junction. AS soon as hi
moved northward, Major Way com
mencej pursuit; while Major Ru,
was sent by rail to We!lsulle.
AT Saliheville Major Way Tough
and checked Morgan, when Majo
Rue came up, jua. az Morgan wa
turning for fight, and compelled bin
to surrender.
Tie following are the names O
officers: Gen. John II. Morgan
Capt. ellison, A.A.G; D R Williams
Capt. Warder, ADO; Capt: c. G
Morgan, Ado; Capt. Cheataue, A
ON Adjt. Alex. Hegley A. D. G
Orderl:es = Parberry, Barberi Col
Cluke. 4th KY. Cavalry J.H. Croz
ton, Adjt; Capt. Shane, A. D. G
Major Owens, 10th KY; MAJOR Stee!
Sd KY; Doctors Anderson and Burns
Surgeons; Lieut.. Kaler, Lieutenau
Mitchell, Lieut.. Cooker, Lieut.. j. +
HANSEN, Capt. Boyd, Capt. Morgan
Capt. Twigg, ordnance officer. Pr
vates---Swingstore, Grizzard, DIVA
Regan, Young, Crounch KEN, Gwir
Much credit is due to Msjor Gen
eraI Burnside for the manner 10 whic
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-30
A Lie EXDOsed

The base partizan liz that Aboli'
tIonists have been continually employ
ing, tha, the reoels had sympathizerS
10 Ohio who would assist them il an
opportunity occurred, has been 50
completely exposed, that iflhe sian,
derers had any regard for their own
character. or for the sem6lance OF truth
it would be heard no more. Morgan
in his trip through Ohio did not re-
ceive single recruit, though these
fellows had told him, and had been
publishing it abroad, that there were
thousands of"sympathi:ers" ready to
join and assist him. 1t was, no doubt
the encouragement these Republicans
gave him that induced him to come
into the State. The people Of the
State should hold them responsible
for the visit. Another fact should
teach the people bow far these politi.
clans are to be trusted. Among all
tie men Of Ohio whom they have stig.
matized as TRAITORS, ""sympatJizerS." "
&C., not one was found willing to give
them information concerning the roads
or assist them in their course. They
were compelled to impress guides by
threats into their service. The prs.
oners all testify to this. And yet, il
Abolition papers and speakers were
10 be believed, majority Of the peo,
pie Of Ohio would have welcomed theil
coming with joy. How grossly they
lied about their neighbors--better pat.
riots than themselves and how iudus
triously they still keep at their mie'
chievors work. They are rapidly los
ing the confidence Of their followers,
and their lies ear fast coming home to
roost. - Portsmouth, Times.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-30
Democratic county Convention

The Democracy of Vinton county
will see by our Standing Notice, that
they are required to meOt in their
Townships on Saturday, the 18th day
OF August, and elect delegates to at.
tend the County Convention on Mon,
day, August the 18th, to nominate
candidates. The absence Of the peo-
pie on military duty at Camp Ports
mouth on the last day Of our meeting,
made this change Of tune necessary.
We hope our friends will not neglect
theae meetings, bu: rally in their
strength.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-30
SHERlFF'S SALE.
State cf Ohio, Yinton County:

State gF Ohio, Yinton County:
Davis q Newkirk PltfHs.l IN cou,
against IN Copri OF
J. x. Will & other as trustee Common Pleas
Of NJ. +. Church. Def'ts ordor Of aale.
DURSUANT to The command Of an order Of
L sale in the above cause to mo directed from
the Court Of Common Pleas, Of the aforesaid
County ofVinton, will offer at public sale, At
the door Of tho Court House, Ia the Town Of
Macarthur. in the aforesaid County Of vintOn, on
on Saturday August % A. D. 1868.
At the hour often O'Clock A. NJ. ofsaid day
the following real estate to-wit: In-lot number
eight, (s,) in the town Of Macarthur Vintou
county Ohio.
Levied on as the property Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church to satisfy . judRmsn mt Of sfors
said Court, in favor Of Davis = Newkirk.
Appraised az follows, to-wit nix hundred
and thirty-threO dollar and rhiriy-thrsa cents.
and must bring two-thirds Of that sum.
Terms Of rae cvsh in hand. E.,t--.s-
NkwKIRK in person. ARCH NORRIS,
July 10Th 1865. shff. Y.co. o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS. A

Nh. EDIToR: Pleas announce the
name Of o. 7. CUNNING, as u can.
didate for Representative in I, the next
Legislatures hject to the Decision OF
the Democratic county Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Nh. EDIroR; Pleas announce the name Of
HARRISON LYLE, as a candidate for Repre-
sentative in the next Legislature, subject to tho
decision Of the Democratic county Convention.
MANY VOTERS.
EDIToR DEMooRAT Please announce the
name OF A. j. SWAIN, As suitable candidate
for Representative Of Vinton county, In the next
Legislature, subject TO the decision of the Dem
MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. EDIroR: We wish you to announce the
name ofE. A. BRATTON, as candidate be efore
the Democratic county Convention, and subject
TO its decision, for Representative in the LegiS-
lat1re for Vinton county;
THE DEMOCRACY.
Mr.. EEIToR. - Pleas announce the name Of
HAZEN E. SO0LE, AZ candidate for PROBATE
JUDGE subject to the Democratic Convention.
DEMOCRATS.
Mr.. EOIToR: Please announce the name OF
s. g. CASE, as q suitable candidate for the Of
fee of Probate Judge, for VintoL county, sub
ject TO the decision Of the Democratic county
Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
MAJOR BRATToS: Will pleas announce the
| name Of Lieut.. SAMUEL WILSON, az candi-
date for Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas,
subject to che dec oision Of the Democratic county
Convention. Lieut.. WILSON is firm Democrat, I,
and one Of the Democratic Traitors who has
proved his loyalty, by the lost Of a leg on the
field, and is every way qualified for the duties Of
Clerk. Being renderd unabld to labor, he should
| receive the favorable consideration Of the De-
mocracy. MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDITOR DEHocRAr Pleas announce the name
Of W. RAT CLIFFE, as . candidate for Clerk
! Of Common Pleas Court, subject to the decision
Of the Democratic county Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Mr.. EDIToR You will please announce the
name Of s. @. .STAINBR00K, as a candid ate for
Clerk Of tho Court of Common Pleas subject to
the decision Of the Democri itio County Oonvo-
| ton. MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. EDITOR Pleas announce the name ef
JOHN d. WILKINSON, as candidate Sor
county Commissio ner subject to the decision ol
the Democratic, county convention.
| MANY V0TEBS.
EDIToR DEMooRAT. Pleas announce the nume
ofJAMES MeGlLLIVRAY, of jackson Tp as a
candidats for CoMMIsslosER, subject To the Dem
ocratic Convention. MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. EprroR: Please announce the name Of
WILLIAM CLARK, as candidate for Commits
sioLe:, subject to the decision of he Democrat.
ic county Convention.
HARRISON TOWNSHIP.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-30

James 7. sempls lst Sergeant COtnpSh? n.
Chas, II Foster, Sd Sergeant.
lhas. y Russell, lst Lieut.. Co. e.h Rsef o.Yi
Thos Royse, I'd Lieut.. ~
Is <. =, Warren, Sd Sergeant, a. -
.. !, Tiayer, 4Lh sergeant,
Saml. D. sehOoley. ComInisATy,
CarOoral Chas. W. faylor;
Corporal Edward BultmAnn,
Corporal Carlton q. Cable,
;;ogelhsrwith SO priVateA--S unanimous sxp
sion boing given.
For sale ct Ne. 9 East Fourth street, and
Druggists everyWhere.
The special attention Of Suite 70 IL solicited 10
eident toCsmp life,
Feb. alt mo, '..-... '..-..-.---.-. .....
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-30

| This spirit of riot, blood.shed and
resistance to law must bepat dOson,
aud il tho discountenance Ofpeaceable
law. abiding citizens does notsuppress
it, gr0pe and cdnnister will have IL
be used, because, il anarchy and con-
fusion obtain the mastery in the North
our country, our all, will be as chafi
before the whirlwiud
Our victorious armies and war
worn soldiers must be reinforced, and
now, while the rebe lion is tottering
under the weight Of serious reVerses,
we must put quietus on treason and
traitors by all the power Of the Gov
ernment. and the authority Of law be
~ established over every foot Of terri.
tory in rebelion. But it does seem to
us, that it homes and country are not
worth defending, tho people place a
light estimate upon their rights and
liberties, and to force them to do that
which patriotism and love Of country
should inpel them to perform with
aiacrity aud cheerIulness, argues a
condition oIaliairs not ut Sll tlattering
to the patriotic observer of the tide OF
pdblic matters. 1t might OF BEEN bet.
ter, perhaps, for the Government to
have pursued the system OF rewards
and bOunties, to fill up our armies by
volunteering, but that was not done,
and there seems to be no alternative
but to O6ey tie laaO, or inaugurate
roting aud lawlessness, the results OF
which God alone can foreiell
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-30

the pursuit of Morgan was planned,
aud goodly allare also to BrigadieI
General Shackelfcrd, for the perse.
verence with which it was kept up,
finally resulting 10 the capture of the
famous guerrilla chief, and they will
be awarded the same at the hands OF
all good citizens and loyal men.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-30
no Nervous suferers of nam Ss11.

To Nervous Sufferers of Roth SeT0S
A REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING
derSoi gall tho usual routine aud irrs9ulA, az
pensiva modes oftreatment without success. con
siders 1t his sacred duty 10 communicate 10 hIs
afflicted fellow creatures the means of cure--
Hence, on the receipt fan addressed envsiops,
he will send (free) copy of the pTesciiption
used. Direct TO d. JonN N. DAoNAIL, lsS MI
ton Street Brooklyn New York.
March, May, July Sep, Nov, Jan.,-lyr.