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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-24

We give, this week, the very able speech OF
Gen. Garfield, commencing It to the attention
of every reader. We found ourself in the midst
of this speech on the receipt of the Presidents
Veto Message of the Freedmen's Bureau Bill,
which absorbs so much of public attention, and
the arguments (which, there is such an eager
ness to examine. To meet this interest, we at
once determined, Notwithstanding the crowded
state of our columns, to make room for the Mes
sage also. This determination of course, in
yolved the appropriation of almost our entire
space left by the large amount Of advertising
matter, which has come in upon us, in the
way of Insurance Statements. These latter will
be disposed of in week or two more, when we
shall return to our usual variety, and the supply
of local and home department.
The veto of the Bureau Bill Is not only a
source of dissatisfaction to many, but also of
alarm. A rupture between the Legislative and
Executive Departments of the Government at
this time is matter of deep regret, and that a
misunderstanding should arise upon bill, only
intended, as the author AYERS, TO provide for in
dgent and the more helpless portion of refugees,
and emancipated slaves, until they could be
made to provide for their own necessities, is a
matter of still deeper regret. Many Of these
slaves have been emancipaied in the midst of
hostile population, and enlightened policy, as
well as the claims of common justice, demand
that they should be protected and cared for
AS there seems to be a wide difference of opin-
ion of the BILL between its author and the Ex-
ecutivc, as to its overshadowing power and
prerogative, as well as It's harmony with the
Constitution, perhaps another may be submit
ted to answer the end designed, and free from
the objections, real or otherwise, of the President
As Mr.. Doolittle proposes TO submit another
bill, may we not hope for reconciliation of
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To CON>UrIPTIyEs.

The advertiser, having been restored TO health In
Few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
for several years with lung affection, and that
dread disease, Ccnssmption-s anxons to make known
70 his fellow.su1erers the means Of
To all who desire II, he will send copy Of the pre-
serption used (ee Of ehare~0 with the directions for
preparing and using the same. which they will find
SURE Cure for CoSsunPrIoS, ASTHMA. BRoseHIrIs,
CouGHs COLDS, and all Throat and Lung AHcctsops The
only object Of the advertiser In sending the Prescription
is to benefit the afflicted, and spread Information which
he eonceives to be invaluable and he hopes every suffer-
will try his remedy, 1t will co them nothing, and
may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescrp on FREE by return mall
will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ss5y1 wilIian,sburgh, Kings Co., New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Confessions and Experiences OF Am
Mn Published for the benefit and CAUTION
You've MES and Others who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premauoe Decay OF Manhood &c. supplying at the
time BY who has cured him-
self after undergoing considerable quackey BY enclosing
post addressed envelope single copies free Of charge
may be had OF the author
tt NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq
6soyi s3c Brooklyp Kings Co.. NJ Y.
whttaey g. Greer's sInstruments-Melodeon
and Cabinet Organs, which owing late
the most besul and perfect instruments made of sale at
GREAT BARGAINS.
~" secondhand Melodeon also for sale.
To be seen at the house OF the subscriber.
7. ii. HOPKINS, Agent,
$40 Ashtabuln Ohio.
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Kew ADVERTISEMENTS.
klNGSVILLE ACADEMY.
'rHE SPRING TERM or This Tn

THE SPRING TERM OF This Ia.
Il stiution will commence Tuesday, March goth.
1866. under the instruction OF the blowing
FACU LTY.
JuDsoS BARKKTr, A. NJ, Principal
MRS. A. JUDsoS BAKkETr, French ing and Cravopiog
Miss AuRkLIA A. Gu .PNAS, Preceptress.
Gio, l. BkAcH, English department ANA Latin.
GEo. ArERs, Mathematics and Philosophy.
EDWIN A. la l., Book keel ping and Psnmaushlp
hsss E. BAsHArr, Instrumental Music and Voice cul.
PRor. A. b. LuoE. Vocal Musio
The past term has been the largest winter term In the hi,
tory OF this lnstitut"n The attendance regular
fewer students eI at the hall before com
par the enrolled. We account for mi, in o
waythe instruction has been thorough-ani The dis
cpine has been more rigid than beoe Instead OF
by iced tue of unruly ,
penalty has been out Several have BEEN az
peed for conduct which in schools receive only
srs and trustees that the honor aud reputation of
X ngsv lie Academy Shall be Sustained
and that the unity hereabout may have sebooi N
which thy may e-Ld their and Khters and know
ts, the conduct OF these will be under wholesome
and assduOus locked amer. Every who cesss 10 be-
member OF the school will be required TO sub,erbe
u the f'o~ine dec aration Of Intentions
promise to abstain entirely from the use Of ipoxea.
ting drinks leyeage-that III attend TO parties
dancing at the Is either or tolerated.
the school may impose me- Ia L will under ali
ccums conduct cOmp0rts with lhe dignity
and the requirements OF a lady or gentleman"
This Is arbitrary and tyrsnica exercise of authority but
required with view to promote the welfare Of the student
is such pledge as any well inentoned take
without compromising his seespect or ri hts We DO not
want any student Who cannot cor lily and edy
subscribe to this condition OF membership In school,
course aud will with US take pride In making Kingsyie
Academy an association Of true ladies' aud
rehnementa culture and the fsninR Of correct habits will
rot emily be the end and am but the necessary
Of all who enroll themselves students.
OF the teachers need say hing Their ability has
been tried and their acknowledged We say 20 those
desirous Of getting knowledge OF either
French, German Drawing Music wish 10 prepare
for entering college, have first class aees hee Our
teache German and French have up the study
BY themselves but have had the training Of Hasters
This school conessedy furnishes the facilities oI
ga In lug musical education school Northern Ohio
pa tronaRe. -
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A Superior Remedy.-we can conscientiousy
recommend thOse suffering Um distressing cough, Dr.
lands Meuous Cons Basam 1t gives relief almost
Insaneous and witha not dingreeable to the taste
There Is doubt but the Meauous Cough Basam one
Of best and IL all that its pOprie-
tor claims We have tried 1t during the past week,
nnd found relief from most distressing cough 1t 10 pre-
parrd by DR. Strick land No East Fourth Street. Cincn
natl, O and for sale by Druggists
For sale In Ashtabula by George Willard and H. A. Hen
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Real ESTATE CHAxas.-We hear OF the
sale Of The house and lol on Prospect Street.
North Ridge-recenily purchased by Buckley
Hubbard, to George Green, Of Aus,inburg,
who takes up his residence 10 future in this
viagc-for the sum of 81 600, and the house
and lot on the opposite corner the new road
opened 10 the depot from the Ridge, owned
aud occupied by Milo Osborn, to A. A. South
wick, ut about 50 600.
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MARRIED

In Plymouth, on the 2Ist inst. by Edward
Harper, Esq. Alonzo ii. Shaw, to Miss Adeline
Mathews, both of Saybrook
In Sheffield, on the LIST inst, by Rev. C. Car
ter, George w. Bartram of Sheffield, to Miss
Emily Graham, of Plymouth.
In Geneva, on the 10Th, inst by Elder c. p.
Richmond, III. ii. Brigham to Miss Louisa A.
Morrison, all of Geneva
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Two had Ca sc

Two Had Cases OF Piles Cured BY Dr. strick-
and's Pile Kennedy Mr.. Glass of Janesvie, wi'con.in
writes for the benefit OF with tile Piles that
he troubled Tor eight with aggravated
Of Piles his brother from the in
curabe the being quite parayzed with the Ples Both
these distressing cured with bottle OF Dr.
Strckiands Pile Remedy The recommendation Ct these
asatemen beside the daily testimonials received by DR..
Steksnd ought those suffering that the most
Piles cured by DR. SticAands
Piie Remedy. II IL sold BY Druggists everywhere.
Fer sale n Ashabula by George Willard and H. A. Hen
A.. SOI
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AN OLD FOLKS CoHCERT AND FESTIVAL will
be held at Smiths Hall, on Monday evening
Feb 26th, under the auspices of the Ladies OF
the NJ. Il. Church, the proceeds to be applied
for purchasing a Bell. The "Old Folks" will
give "Coptinentol Tea Party" on the stage at
the close of the musical entertainment. -
Admission, 25 cents. Tickets can be had at
the stores Of Smith & GiIkey, NJ. g. Dick aud
II. A. Hendry, and at the door.
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KISosvILLE ACADEMY makes its quarterly an
nouncment in another column. II gives us
pleasure to say of this old institution, that she
stands among the foremost Of the good schools
of the country. She is prosperous because she
deserves to be. Her teachers are live teachers,
and infuse life and vigor into the students that
congregate there. We are glad to see that stern
and rigid discipline is the order of the day there
No drinking or other immoral conduct can be
INDUCED in with impunity. We bcspeak for the
Academy large share of patronage
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-24

All the hands in our Office propose the Iu.
ventor of the Gold Medal Soap for President.
Don't they knOw in his country the ladies' don't
vote. aud true merit is not appreciated by the
men No. no. the Indies don't want him to
give up the manufacturing Of 50 valuable and
indispensable an article to the household for
the sake of being President. Maids und mat.
rons alike would feel the loss of go iudspensa,
ble an art icle on q washing day
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-24
Rock Paint.

i HESE Paints are guaranteed to be
superior other paints heretofore offered to Market
They do not Than half the price any other paints
pound Of the paint will DOUBLE the suffice
any other paint Hence the economy in using thess paint
For OUTSIDE or Exposed Work
such Barns, Bridges Houses inside ou Fences Tin
Iron Covering Cars, Carriages and all Agricultural in-
plements and Wagons 1t is invaluable. Asit
Never blisters. cracks or chips Of.
Our present eoors eompriss Browns Greens DAbs Ds,
ton stone, Yesw Lead coo and Reds Two coats OF Mh
to be better Of the best white
Lead Paint Any person hem ths NEST ansxper-
fenced we'll as the most practical workman
Send for Price List
Orders by mail promptly hled at mAnufAetarss prices
'"' 'A'"''' II. A. HENDRY, Drugtist
Ashtaoull, Ohio.
Ps-f have on hand Al-o. large supply of white Lead.
Lin.esd oil and all other kinds Of Paints. s43 H. A II.
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OyrIoE oS rHk AUDITOR or STATE, /
cERrIFIoATR OF AUTHORITY.
(Ts expire on the 3lst day Of January, ls6I)
OTYIcg OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,

CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Crs expire the slst day Of January, ls6I)
OTrIcg AUDITOR or STATE,
lssURAScE DRPAkrEENT,}
COLUMBUS, ONO, January 81, lseS.
wHEREAs The ARTIc FRE ISsrRASoE CoaPASI located at
New York In the state Of New York. has hed 10 this Office
sworn OF its condition, required BY the 6rst
ton Of To regulate Insurance Companies
eopOrasd BY the State OF Ohio passed April Sh 1856 and
anend ed february gh, 1904 ana Whereas sAld company
la. iurn the gued satisfactory evidence
is possessed of least ONE HUNDRED TuousASD DOLLARS OF
actual capital invested In stocks or bonds In mortgages OF
Real Estate worth double the amount for yhich the
nortgaged and Whereas said company has filed ths
oes written under Its corporate seal signed by
the resident and Secretary thereof authorizing any agent
said company Ia this state 10
proces aud behalf Of said company, according
TO the terms OF said Law.
Now Therefore In pursuance Of the hrs section Of the
Aforesaid act JAMES H. GOLDMAN, Auditor OF State for
OLio hereby certify that ssd ARrio FIRE INSURANCE.
PAxY York 10 the baslnsss Of Fire
and Inland Insurance this state until the thirty day
Of January In the year thousand eight hundred
sixty seven.
III wIrkKss wukREoF, have hereunto kubseibed my
and caused the seal Of my once to b. affixed the day
aud year sLose written.
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
lLG1 50 Auditor Of ststs.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
TO expire on the 3lst day OF January, 1879


OFFICE OF THE AUDI. OR OF STATE,
INSURANCE DAFT, COLUMBUS, o., Jan. ~, 1906 )
wHEREAs, Tie REsoLUTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, +,
located at New York, In the State Of New York, has
1ed in this Office sworn statement of condition. re-
qured by the int section Of the act To regulate Insurance
Companies not incorporated by the State Of ohio, passed
April Stb 1885, and amended February 9th 1864 aud Whersa
said company has furnished the undergned satisfactory evil
dence that 1t possessed Of at least OSs HUNDRED THoUs-
AND DOLLARS actual capital invested In stocks or bonds
Ia mortgages real estate worth double the amount for
which the zane motgaged, and, Hhersos said company
has filed in this Office written instrument under its eorpo-
SEAL signed by the President and Secretary thereof
tbong agent agents of said company in this stats
t. acknOw ledge service of for and in behalf of said
company according to the terms Of said law
Now THEREFORE, in pursuance OF the first section OF the
Aforesaid act JAMES H. G0DMA N, Auditor ~ State Of
Ohio, do hereby certify that said REsOLUrg FIRE lSsrR-
CoNPASYo New York. Is authorized TO transact the
business Of Fire Insurance in this State until u .
3st day sfJanuy 10 the thousand eight hundred
and sixty seven.
In Whereof have hereunto subscribed my
aud caused tine seal Of my Office to be affixed the day and
year above written.
JAS. Fl. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
User. STAMP CszALI By JAS. wILLIAns, Chief Clerk.
StS
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CoLD The nights Of the l4,h, 18th and
10th Of February will be remembered for their
more than usual severity. For several years
we have had nothing quite so earnest in its
pincbing effects upon animal nature. Their
mometers vary, Of course. 10 indicating the
degree of cold, but in the maj ,ri'y Of cases we
believe the mercury in this vicinity touched
ten and twelve below zero. Ten below has
usually proved fatal to the peach, and more or
less damaging to the grape, so that there is
reason to apprebend that the coming season
will prove the third of failure 10 the former
crop.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-24

VESSEL PRorENTy : 0nefourih of the
schooner b. f. Wade, has been sold by d. W.
Gary to Amos A. Southwick, for the sum Of
"a b0O
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The HIsroRY OF rHE IRA ONO REoIMRSr, by
Maj G. l.. Wood. has been forw arded to Us by
the General Agent, Harvey Webb, Of Cleve.
land. The work is well gotten up 10 genera
execution. and the style and fidelity of the
author are unexceptionabe. 7 hose who have
hea'd of the deeds Of daring Of this noble
regiment, of its hardships. and the defamation
Of its numbers, and feel generous pride in the
record OF patriotism and gallantry Of the sons
OF our glorious commonwealth 10 meeting the
rebel hosts. will no doubt be glad TO secure
copy Of this work. Mrs F. Warning. Of Clrve.
land. will in few days presen, the book 10 our
citizeus for their consideration aud purchase,
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INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC, by PROF. 7. II.
HOPKINS, Teacher In Vocal and Instrumental Music
Piano. Violin, Guitar and Harmony.
rpIroy-siO half in advance. Pupils will he
sssamaodated with Of Piaao-on reasonable tems-at
his resi4ss,ae A term consists Of 20 lessons.
Piano tuning attended to. so2
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
A HTAB L. As
Saturday Morning, Feb. "a, 1855.

The lecture Of the Blind Preacher on Satur-
day evening must not be forgotten.
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CoUGHs AND Coins Those who are suffer
ing from Coughs. Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
throat. &c. should try Browns Bronchial Tro.
ches. simple remedy which has relieved thoI.
sands. aud which is 10 almost every case ef.
Iectual
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snANpRErrs VEGETABLE PILLS.

HAANDRETHS VEGETA DIE EAEhS.
eosuSeaes stasms, loss OF Appetite SICK
heads sausss. Of bioatiDg after meals dilziess
Aro wsasss eHAmEng paps. and all disorders Of the
At0maek Asd bowels.
Original LETTER Al ael csaaf stEeet. New York.
J. J. c. COOK, pnhlisher Of the State hammer, Ben
nington, W. says: he attacked Sith Dyspepsia and
suffered saSeuey from It. that not particle OF food could
without oecziOning the uncomfortable
tion In his stomach For Ave he snneSed from the
dreadful complaint. when he used BRANDRETh'S FILLS
Tke did not to benefit him much. but the
podaced change the dme he had taken six box
ssa COMPLETE CURE was effected He my dyspep-
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Between 16 600 and II 600 Mexicars, II is
stated had been executed in accordance with
the findings Of Imperial court.,nartias up to
the end of Decc uber last
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-24

. The FreedmeD's Aid Society desire to send
away box next week. Let ail fee. au interest
to s.e that il is complete.
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AYEa,s CATHARTIC PILLS
A re the most perfeet pur,

A RE the most perfect pur-
~ gstive which We are able
10 produce, which we
think has ever yet been made
by any body. Their effects
have abundantly shown 10 the
community how much they
excel ths ordinary medicines
10 use. They are safe and
pieasant to take, but powerful
10 cure. Their penetrating
properties stimulate tie vital
activities Of the body, remove
the nhstrnctions Of its argnnR.
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DR. WILLITrs LECTURE, on Thursday even
ing of last we,k-a bitter cold nigh,-was of
course not very fully attended. Those who
vepiured out, however, 6lt abuudantly com.
peDsated, and the merit of the lecture was en-.
Enthusiastically a,tested by the one common
sentiment Of all, that it was the best of the
course. The orator on the start relieved the
minds Of his hearers from the expectation OF
anything lofty or great, srd set them right up.
on the scope. Intention and tre:t OF bis task.
While be aimed TO please and entertain, his
chief aim was to do them good. The manner
OF efiecting that eud wss 10 bring home to the
mind OF the hearer some adequate idea of the
power Of cheerfuness aud good nature in eD.
hapcing the sum Of human happiness. AS TIE
natural sun animates, WHITES, imparts health.
fuIness, freshness and growth. beauty and
happiness to matter. so the sunshine of The
heart imparts all that is agreeable, happy and
healthful to man, and fits him TO honor and
glOriy the author Of his being. The manner
OF his lecture was happy illustration Of bis
ED aud aim. His design Of doing good was
evidently effected, 10 the tacit aud expressed
determination OF oil to heed the admoDitiou.
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Cro expire on the sist day Of January, is67)
OFFICE rHE AUDITOR SrArk
lNsrRANcs i'EPAkTAENr.
coLUhBUs, ONO Feb. 9th lss6. y
wHKRKAs The SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY
located At New York. In the State of New OH, has
Rled this oacs, statenent of eondition a.
required by the first section Of the act To regulate nar
Companies NO. incorporated BY the State Of Ohio"
passed April 8, 1856, and amended February o. 1854 and
Wheeas Aid company has furnished the salts.
factory evidencc that Is possessed Of ONE HUN N.
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OF actual capital in
stocks or bonds or In mortgages Of real estate worth double
the amount for which the Is WArsas
said company has filed In this Office written INSTRUMENT
under its corporate al gIed by the President and seee-
sy thereof authorizing agent agents of mpA-
ny in this state 70 service Of process aud in
behalf OF said company sceording 10 the terms said law
Now, InkkkSokk, In Of the aforesaid act
JAMES GODhAN, Auditor OF State for Ohio. do hrreby
certify that said Sc, 'UkIrY INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
New YORK. authorized nsact the basnsss Fire and
Marine Insure In this state nt the thirty 6st day Of
January In the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven. 4.Ir f.. . g..
liz wIrsEss wEsRsoy, have hersunto subscribed my
name and caused the seal Of once 70 BE- sssd the day
lskALl lsrAssl sAs Auditor Of ssss
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E X p f N S E s

Board. $3 so per week.
Rooms Tor selI-boa. ding can be rented at mod.
crate rates.
for further particulars apply 10 PrineipAl,
BY order Of Trpstesa
CHAs. NErTLEToN, Secretary.
knsuills. o., Feb 10. 1850. s.sls
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STATE OF NEW YORK Z =.
l'nn<Ty ms NJ. Xnpu Ho'

STATE OF NEW YORK -
COUNTY OF Nav YoRK, ''
J. r. ULHoRS, President, and WILLIAM ". RANDALL
Sec siary of tile kEsoLurE FIRE Insurance. Coz
PANV, icing te,eraily swoin drIOse and say, tbs
the forezsine s . full tue and correct statement
Of the Affairs Of said company, that tie sad Insurance
Compsy the bons ile Of at least ONE HuNDRhD
THOUSAND actual cash capital Invested Ccks
aud bond in mortgages real estate worth double tue
amount for which the is MOI ged and hat they are
the above described officers OF SAID luz Company
J. E. uHLliOkN, President.
wM. N. RANDALL, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me- this 22d day Of January
1866 THUS. j.. TIlORNELL.
lsEAEl Com'r for Ohio, In New York,
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LOST. T.-Somewhere 10 the village, on
Tuedsy last Black Onyx Brosch, the set with Pearl
The uder will favor upon the by leaving al
this Office, beside being literally rewarded for the
3tS43
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DI E .

In West Andover, on the 18th inst, Ann, wife
of Rev. VIM Yates, aged about SO years.
In Orwell, on the 25,h, Mrs Mary E. Pratt,
wife of &. A. B. Pratt, and daughter of s. NJ.
Ely, Esq. late of Ripley, Chatauqua Co. N Y.
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ERRORS OE YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous De-
biity Premature Decay and all the effects Of youthful
iudseetion, will for the sake Of suffering humanity
send free oal who need it. the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he cured. Suf
ferer Wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
do 80 BY addressing
John B. OGDEN,
s3Syls No. 10 Chambers st, New York.