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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-25

theme for endless specs alton and discus.
sion. we are glad 10 be- able ,ufelieve pub.
lie cariosl,y bs laying bnfore our readers
some facts conceraing his interview with
the President. lie called ursn the Presi-
dent an Frlday Necrning. The meeting.
r-pec ally on thu past Of MIR. Blair. was
narked by degree Of roriialty that was
as refreshing As / Wa unexpected. He
shook the Presidents hand aarmis, assur-
ing han \, the SAN, time of hls unIlmtn
ishe regard aed esteem. rae irst Com
plimrnts over, i rrqlrstei pr sate con.
terence win tn Pc, lent, which wa, i'm
IN .d,ateiv accorded HIN. After q private
c nyrrsation ~ ~ hours DURATION, dr.
Blais took ~, tsaye. expressing lNmset
highiy grs,lnal MIA IN. reception ~ hal
M and tar results OF The cpsierrnce.
Some time at h. iep.,tnre, ,hs pca.i.
dent wtnte hin 4 nut.. >tat,ns that ~ he
(Mr. Biar) would, perhaps, ike 10 have
N writing MA he Nir. Dris,l bad ai,l
10 him. h hal wriitfn 70 teport that he
was Wiling. 4, h. had ever bfen, 20 hp-
poin' co.mI,s. opefs 10 meet cen MISS al RS
Of Mr. Linsalg, s,h 4 view TO an adj hst-
m.n. of the li.hsniiie> rxi>t,as between
the Two coanlr i. L Is understood that
NJ. Blair tpid tie Pfe,llrn' that he's came
III M offielai cnaraclrr. Oh supply with
the kapair,l.e AL consent af Mr. Llncoln.
H. expressed 'ne 81 ,on That VIZ. Lincoin
would certalns appoint capniss'nnsrs "a
meet the commissioners appointed by cur
President.
The same boat tha, Carried Nr. Blair
dow the la,nes tlyer brought back Gene-
raj S,ngletna. an illinois Pace Demncrat,
an, her nnau horlLed pes.e commissioner.
This peace commissioner business u last
bec0Hling RIDICULOUS. For The braeit Of
whom II M, concern. we will state that
General Sinsl. ion IS al the Spolswood iis.
tel. -shere ne has been called On b, num-
Der of cit zen>.
We >hmld not be surprl.ed 10 see old
Horace Greely next, f,ins around in
X richmond as peace commissioners.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-25

Hsss's IN oss iaa ,as anpIss,sai ts.sllirsnes Of
iAs los y roh fLssr 80 % hs,. .. ya received
6u' 'ss u no Pati'ssa. sIisndins 10 capture. no.l
- ~" % % go k.n f.ass. sources. r..
b.Aisf'ts An''isss .rs. lhs ,ss.ut "a. mad. ..
sunday 'lie'a0Os. Assui 1000 ss,in.. ~,rs lsnd.I
s'A s'ssn - bar! NE Pen on ID. ~.f.e. III,
'"''ss e.-sss'eI b. 0sb..l T.ny ss.nasx u
u"- ss' participated -ns Buis,. .u~s,Asnss ),
ssait''s'Lb'issse', ID shst svabs. ! so .s..sJ
s'"i-' s@J' s''pss. sbsiIIns " ID. s.-s. Ii 1
i''Ash % isad rn esDnsstsd ssou. bali ps, ,An,
st'ssl, ssa nm po'ss'.iSn ss,.issd ., sbos. sn O.
eicet =, SissL after iaes and .,nsuiasy sshi
The FEDERAL lee vs. Au,y, particularly ia sficsp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-25

The garrison fell back to tie extreme Or Peser.s
Psint, where they were cspiured. The meric.s
says, We captured over Two ,hsusand prisoners. In
GLIDING General Whiting and Colonel Lamb, beth
wounded, aud ~ guns The Yankee los. Ju,ins Ii.
Eight was sbou, 900 Liied and wounded and he
rebel loss about 500.
Alter the Fort was occupied by The Yankees. ths
magazine was exploded BY accident. killing zoe Y.s-
KEGS, and woundins great many.
We are se,ry 10 learn tia, Michael n .Turrentip..
son OF James G. Tunenties. Rsq. Of this place. -.
killed in the defence OF Fen Fisher, aud William
rurentne, another Of Mr.. Furren.ine, vas takes
prisoner.
After the iaiiof fot, Fisher. Fort HclMss and 20,
Caswsll eeilis deemed un,snabie. wers sbsndsnsdty
our tfoops ana blasn up.
fheresis soas sAinnishng on rhur.lay last. d
is stated hslween ihr sil wing u our 10 ess 10 The
Try during the ,a,srpo"n, l. reported whIis, he
Yankee ye.se& we've eosasra IA sk.ihng tho wssss,
their infantry made an attack on Cnngmar's btssds
Occupying on, lef.) VITA the e,iirp, inirn,os st
fankins Them. hu, wsn ,rpulrd and dm-n back !.
t,eif enlfenehmsnts
Sherman ha. rssuGed acii,e operations On ,is
islh two corps Of he arm, sd,aareJ rem Bssuf.n
upon Poe.ishso. So, sA.ch ~as that s,ssi svsss.
a.eJ by ourhoops sherm,a, ahA he iemaiIdsf Of
hi. army. his ariilsg sas t,s,ns !. Ispouss 10 y
advancing sl.ng the Cbafis..n and savannah Raj.
toad. H,s desnnsu.a sppsassto V Ghafe.t.n.g
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FROM WILMINGTON.

The wilnlng,sa Journal 81 Wednesday
ss,s:
30 far ~ We srs able 10 learn there has
bssn no movement Of importance among
me Yankee troops since the esPture o.
Fort Fisher. On yesterday il vas s'atsd.
upon Whist appeared to be good authority.
that only Two Of the boats had a. yet made
heir spp,zranes 10 the river. opposite
Fott Fisher. the sst Of ,ks Sect sill lylng
Of.
We haze ssdssssnd 70 sstsin soas
psriissIan % regard I. as hghL bst sat
lers are 10 20 esnfassi . state that ne tse
reports sgrss, ssd snles, We sas get me
trath We prefer puolshiby ooth'ss. ~,
reports concur. however. IN s'stihs ina.
General Whiting AID Cslsssl Lamb iess"
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President D.,i. sea, il +. s..,.g. CO.

President Dasis cent in . nesssge crs.
tanning . statement that n. \. feoie, !
member 81 the il.u.e. had been arrested 10
Nvrihsfn v,rg,.is. shhs endsasaring 10
pass eur llprs - ~ vsr 10 the .hrlny's
ceutify. Accompanying ue message was
a note from thr S-er.isrr II War. atins
thai M spesiai is.truei,eas bad been gwen
~ h,s ARCS, The frs.or Nar.hsll At
Frrdsrick .bsrg. ~tp made The arrest. .ays
II Telegram dated 2hi" hs.e arrested
the Hon H. = Fssre a. 0ecoquIn. en- his
"a, 10 W,.h'nsisn. for the purpose II ne.
g.tsting . p,aer. as be s,sws. ! have
psrulsd him 90 ssaii Instructions.
TN mat,os 81 Nc. Clarke. the matter was
referred 10 . select committee of Ave.
K,.hmana, Jan. I8.-Mr. Puete arrived
ihi, slirrnosn frem fredericksburg. The
sscsstsry % War III setsd yesterday that
h. b. released. Mr. Toele refused 10 &C.
cert III, discharge sAd insisted thst he DO
brought bslsrs Judge fIallJ burt"a.
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AilIsbuguugb Rssurnrr.
HILLSBnR0UGH, N. @.
Wednesday, January %, 1865.

" Wsrenew the notice given short time ago.
tina, after the first Of January our terms would be
cash ~ advanee In consequences Of the high prce
Of paper cannot afford TO furnish the paper Is those
who do not intend 10 pay and 10 insure US against
,aas these advance payments are required. Aftersur
nen, issue We .hai begin II drop .n,se VINO 10 not
comply with this rule.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

q" State Legislature. ~aleh At II. isis .-ssIss,
ij'1rscd over TO TUESDAY Tie iih in.sai IA. syss
s..sasled. fbs hrsi day ,h.rc was n. s-s,a.. 0s
Ne'lnesisy iass we're present 10 the ssss,s. twenty,
seven members, and 10 me conm.s.. .iaiy.aiss
memhsrs ansvsfes to their p.@e,. The Joint ssa.
mI'ss sipsn,sd 70 val GA The Ge,.aof. sod ini.r.
him ssn tbs too Houses we're rs.d, u recri,s sDs
so.nsn'csi,es be might wish 10 make. reported u,
bis EIesllraey had nsns al p,s~a, |. nsl..
On rhuesd,y, 10 Toe ssaats. Mail A'ksy, Er.,
.. sI-esd cAsf CLERK 10 place 81 W, TAs,a... H.~
Secretary ~ state.
iptAs hoss.. . bH 10 pu.ids On armed gei,i,,s,
police af Faysils,tiIr. ~s. passed. spl a.o sr.Om.
non appointing ,. = rAiIIip. Eva. Uona,i.-ila.,
70 invsslss,s The bisehsds ru.aiss spsrsi.us .fl.
Slsts.
The Hon. gi-a,d R'~-s, dol q spopl.Iy %
Sunlsy ID. 18th ihs.ol
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-25

Cerrrs len LA ,As s.po,t II The eoamare,
sppoa1a,l y sr.m,ns the sd.n. 4 the Hll.boto sa,.
'nx' lHf1l,st'on. published last -r.s. IN inportss,
error ocesr,j. TIE rn,unI u es.h on s.nd On ihs
10 u January. 1855. "a. ssI.5s9 st. .sd %. si2i
81 81. - prusi The dlu. l 81 The bssinu.ns
=. an ,ssil'p.'. sid h.a ~ susn.. ,hss. Nm
ia's CORRECTION tho sunnips w 81 ,bs bottom ~lll
- aEa.
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4 DAY OF FASTING AND PRAYER.

Jinf resolufiOns adopted by Csagres requesting NJ:
PresideI 10 sPPOiai dry y Faaing. Hsm,hI
fioa and frs,5. lrh Thanksgiving.
WhereGs. We regard il al once TO be 10.
dufy and privilege OF tn representatives
of = chrlstlan people. At all times. 10 avail
thensel,e, vt thai moral puwer which IS
Indispensable to the welfare of the Stair.
and which the graee oi God can alone sup
ply. aud whereas NE regard the war IN
which we are engaged a.. on sur part. de-
iensise Of those principles xhIch have The
sapciiaa OF the word 81 Cad firmly per-
suAied th4t While We desire to secure OBJ
,ious rights, TO protect sacred Interests, 10
sindlcsts just principles. 10 +" seek peaes
snd pursue IL" ~e 1as coh6lleatly ask the
blessing Of Heaven desiring 10 al the de-
plrfments Of the l;eserDmsnt tina, wisdom
shieb the :" F4iher of Lights" alone can
inspire; l.ssred that Memorable peace is
onir possible through the grace Of Him
sho can IL will control the heart. ii our
en.a,es or defeat their plans; seliesing
that At the commencement u smother year
j, j. beeeriOs and appropriate 10 in,ske
The is.ol u Hrasea bsfsrs entering upon
tn sniri~d realization Of that time, which
49, ct ,.msln 10 this solrraa Cnntigt !;
.'ssin1 10 s,ite all the proplr 81 he lsud
~ that vepeaimcs 20 ~hich the trump IL
pfos,dea.s eth sssnsn. rs y. Gar, and
in isst rKptess'sa Of s,afifsk .alch mss.
,ellsss me,ess sasslJ. even sod arr
ro~,, inspire:
| Tarrela,e tesvltsd b, the coagr,s 81
he Confederate Stairs Of tasne., rsai
the Pr.snlent he respectfully req lr.r,d Ia
spp,ist The Cal day Of fsbusry sest .. Z
DAY Of Fa.uRs. Iispa,at,on ,nd Piyrr.
With Thanksgiving. And we .ne,.sy re.
qarst oil deMsnIHstlons II chu,iisus
i,rssS hoat these Csalsdrnte States. sud
ell The soldiers of our armies anil al other
eiliIeas. 10 observe in some fppi optlsts
vssBrr. tht d.y remembering the great
gvsIpess VI Tod, 20 which our schIs,r-
meats 20 impus refer. ,Bppl,estin.
tee aerey Of Almighty God. through our
Lsrd ssd ssyissr Jrsss Christ, that ors
nssifald sios nay b. slsltsd out. ths rish,.
ssss ssssf. d the king u King. BE tsrsed
away. tas d-Ss VI ssh ss shortened, sss-
isinisg gfses as gives 10 oar pt,Is ~
thss ytstssetsd if.sis. The shield Of On.
siPstss,s ~ sI,ssds4 s.sr The heads, and
sslsliins virisss inspire the hearts &c %,
s.lstsfs. .isGsm irss 20 iI,ss ss i-ssrt.
% 70 eli 10 ei,ti saA sllilafy ssthsr,t,,
that ear sfsiss s.y be directed ~ IA
LsrS q k.sis. s.s Et.esdss sns L,trl..
tvs sspsrtNtsis ssv se ssui-l " a..
ilasSs II III TIE sssls. ssd thas lie vhs !,
0si s'sf az. hsins gre s1.I, late. Il.
sss asnds slI oar sSalrs, may in tat "a,
end ~ that tine which will be most uer
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ANOTHER ADVANCE IN PRICE.

The lii,ss saue placed upon Confederate mnney,
and The consequent rapid advance in the prize VI eve.
~ thiny ia N, kat. conpss 70 maze ano,hsi advance
in the pnce Of the Recorder. The aI,ince al ffs,
mar appear ena Goasly large; hut wa-n It ii seen
that We ask fof sy months only The price Wa are com.
PEELED 10 pay ns hall bu.he Of meal OF bu.hsl Of
potatoes Of pIund and half OF butter, Il viii be
seea thar We vet h,tdIy up y living price To
publish the Recorder az have ssen doing will mol
pay expenses. Tse Establishment would he brought
~ deb, 81 the cal u he year, aier throwing ia all
our ssa labor. IA subni,tns % The necessity which
10 thrown uPan ~, but follow the example Of osr
city contemporaries fhe Raleigh Dailies are nov
rated At tsn isars for one month. twssty dollars sr
three months o. forty dolam Tor .t N snlns; Tor the
Weekly papos d,lias Tor three msnths, or l~.n.
y doi.rs for siI months. The AiI.cm Chroni sle.
only hail the present 81 81 The Recorder 10 ten dbl
lars Tor SIX months. AMI twenty dollars bI twelve
mouths. We eaanol think that the people of 0tsass
are less generous Than 10 ether lscs hies, aud iss
sure that they vi. moi Obsc, TO paying U. fs,. ysr.
subscription lhs piice 81 oae sushel o. ned. Osr
price. therefore. after this daIs, will Be.
For air months. SIC 90
For inres msulhs, s. 90
Payable 10 81 es~s in advance.
Those II our sub.crS srs Who may net Be satisfied
With lasss iet.s slil please give early soiee. that
We may know no. 70 make snsnssnsnl. fsr the
new volum,. ~nieh will commence sah the is.ss of
,he Ian Of February -ih4, being foriy-6'e ysar.
siaec The first issue d The Recorder al this place.
Dor l-rns vii b. reduced II more moderate priees
a. SOON q, circumstances will permit.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-25

The Milton Chronicle. 10 announcing iis lsrn, fsr
the new yssr. sPs,k, % isllows;
I'VE are sssp, onward and upward in ID. price 81
,his paFcf W the rushing and pre- a1g eultsnt BE-.
ire iae wsL years subscription bought ,wo aud :
hsii is"hose lost- Of wood. bat with the .Gbsctip-
non a SIS one lead now pays iOr fscs yssrs sub.
sefipion. OF yer and Ten dollars ever, We can't
stand thai Before this war, years subscription
hougst four fine isrkiss o. half barrel Of fssr. Of
I usiss pounds Of huuer. Hou mach d these hing
vii yen subseTip,,sn l,l 500 nov huyi How
many bushels Of peas OF pOtsioss--Lo- man, gsHsns
Of cot hCm' how msGy pounds of nss,i But !.
y selsss TO snUmnsie suffce Il u ssy that slipost
esery -essly psper ~ the Confedsrsty- psp.I. rue
l'assJ "a town uhere The means D. living srs mvph
en- sps --rh rss $40 = ,ss. and ~ lbi. sum birsly
plAs IL sisa.hsi@e l,sa ~ .osI ia I'M. ma.ss. 10
afs fstneialii, stcsd 10 eh.r- SO for sir n,nth.
subscription. so fJr isess ,nhs ef 81 IN specIs
- 10 sluivslsni, % one bDshsl 81 -tssi.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-25

We have received from NE pss i.hsn copy o.
ihs aofb CsrOl.n. Baptist AIA.n.e %, the yea,
1895 rss A,si..e esn,..a. ..sy ,ala.sI. ..s.i.
900. s'YessIlI sf,ss p,v,a Csa,eh ~ Cha. s,sls.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-25

psr.L Apcirrsr are Fsin,d to
lssra. ,sys the Cenisssrs's. ,hsi NiIiism
!. Lslg,e. E.q.. lang : ~ofih, efi1en Ut
Rai.igh. died Al b.. rr,i'eac.. sbo,t ies
miles iron this eIty. sa "Wednesday uirht
last. frsm injs'.e. received by the iail Of q
tree upoa him that daf, lie survived tho
injuries esly fee asuts. Ne learn thar
he vas waking % III. fsrp isd passing by
barning tree, u fell upon aia. esrsing the
fatal result.
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hair az HicLnond dis LWryiez glll
tha ffssliast.
be Dispatch u las ls,a s.,si

Dr., Francis P. Blair. De-. left kieAms.s
% saturday, o. The Gag u trace bat, f.t
Srspfs lines. As the end. aud III and
res Ia. Of biz mission have fafsisheJ the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-25

|ciful to Us. ordaia such q peace a shall at
once secure our interests and independence.
and reflect HIS gtary. 50 that oil men shall
ascr,be the praise to the God Of ursaivs-
ZION.
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II, For the Preservation, Beauty, Growth
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The most perfect and admirable article ever dscov-
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FL. DIR. COOKS MAGIC HAIR OIL.
1t soens preserves beauties and strengthens the hair,
prevents it from fl ing of and becoming grey
the dandru, and turns harsh, unruly hair into that
which is smooth, glossy, lively and beautiful, ,...
price Is cents per bottle.
Sold at DR.: E. EASTERLY's Family Medicine Store,
of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis Mo-,
nd at SO Madison street, Chicago, ILL., oct2S-1y
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26
nR. EASTERLY'S
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-29
JOSEPH B. MCCoNNELL's ESTATE.

The subscribers, having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Court for the District of La
noble Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons a.
gainst the estateof JOS Mcconnell late of Morris
town in said District, deceased, represented in
solvent, the term of months from the 9Th day
of Nov. 1865, being allowed by said court to the
creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us: Give notice
that we will attend to the dnties of our appoint
meat at the Westinghouse of Rachel Mcdonnell
Morristown lin said District, on the last Tuesdays
of Dec. and April next, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, on each or said days
AFRAID BAKER, commits
OLIVER SAUNDERS, sioners.
Morristown, Nov IS, 1865. l
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-29

An act in amendment of section fourteen.
chapter eighty-nine of the General
Statutes relating to Banks
1t is hereby enacted, sc.
SEC. l. Section fourteen of chapter
eighty-nine Of the General Statutes shall
be so amended as to read as follows
Each stakeholder shall be entitled to ono
vote on each share of stock held by him,
at least three months before the time OF
voting, and absent stockholders may vote
hy proxy duly authorized in writing
Provided, that no stakeholder residing out
of the State shall be entitled to vote, in
any way, in the meetings CT the corpora
tion.
Approved Nov. 6, 1865.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-29

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edy Prompted by a desire TO benefit the afiiict
ed and unfortunate, ! will send the recipe fol
preparing and using this medicine, IN sealed
envelope, TO any one who needs 1t, FREE Oh
onARoE. Please inelose a postpaid envelope
addressed TO yourself
Address, JOSEPH II. INMAN,
40 Station d, Bible House, N. Y. City
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-29
An act to provide for the closing Of the
business Of certain Banks
Approved Nov. 6, 1865.

1t is hereby enacted, &c
SEC. |. When the charter of any
bank organized under the laws of this
State has terminated, or shall terminate
by its own limitation, or has been or shall
be surrendered and terminated by the
proclamation of the Governor under the
provision Of section sc of chapter SO OF
the General Statutes, every such bank
shall nevertheless be continued body
corporate for the term of three years from
the time of such termination, for the pur.
pose of prosecuting and defending suits
against it, and of enabling it to close
its concerns, and to dispose of and convey
its property; but not for the purpose Of
continuing, under the laws of this State
the business for which it was established
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage. ltIa
Approved Nov, 0, 1865.
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IRON IN THE BLOOD.

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An act in relation to Circus Exhibition
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec /. The alderman Of any city, the
trustees or baliffs of any corporated vii.
lagc. and IN any town where there is no
incorporated village, the seleetmon Of
such towns. In this State, are hereby au-
tb orizcd. in their discretion, TO grant per.
mission to any person or company to ex.
bibit in such city, village or town, any
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TO COnssurnptiyes.

The undersigned having been restored TO
health in a few weeks. by avery simple remedy,
after having suffered several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease Consump-
ton--is anxious TO make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire IL, he will send copy of the
prescription used free of charge), with the di-
rections for preparing and using the same. which
they will find, n sure cure for Consumption, AS
thma. Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, dc. The only
object OF the advertiser IN sending the Prescrip.
ton is to benefit the afflicted, and spread infor-
nation which he conceiyes to be invaluable and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as il
will cost them nothing, and may prove a bles
sing. Parties wishing the prescription will
please address. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburgh Kings County New York SOM