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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23
DIE ID.

BERLIY-Adee Louise only daughter Of chsrlssJ Hattie L.
Berlin aged years and months.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
DALI-On Monday morning 2l, inst Capt VIM Dali IN the
18Th year Of his age a., -,
The relatives friends invited the funeral on Wedne
day inst, clock residence OF hs bToheriDs"
s. A. Durbrow. No l28 East Thrtiethst.
San francisco and Oregon papers please copy. .
ELLS-n Brooklyn. Monday after long and painful ins" MA
Martha T. Ellis, in the 57th year Of her age -, a.. .,
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully 70 ~
tend the funeral from her late residence CssoHss COZ
81, on Thursday, at O'Clock. Tak. Fuhorsve cars
FERGUssoN-on Tuesday May a. James Ferguson M D. "eo
20 years 10 -, ,,.,.,. .A.,,-
The relative. and friends family and ,h1'e Of h at. siso
Friday 2sth inst clock, from he late residence w. "
ives, Forty second-st: - -
Richmond and Norfolk, Va, papers please copy
OEsNERon Monday night. May a. Margaret vile OF george
Weden Gesner daughter Of the late Benjamin AeA ~ ~
Of Hyde Psrk. New fotk NIL, ch.o., a, W.an..s,,
ornns NAV 4? l0i O'Clock Friends Of tie hniy are invited
10 attend without further notice
MoRROWOn Monday May a. Agnes vile Of ifsne M0io" IN
The run triumph Of faith In Christ IA her redeeule
poRrRTsOy-On Monday 2st Mary wife 81 Osofgs Robert
n aud daughter of the late James s,rutners IN hti year
p,e, AID ionds invited 10 attend the unta non af late
y~sidence ISL West Fteenths, on Thursday IAh in't
o'clock p. IN
THosAson Sunday May 10 At NswpsTsa " IN the l''h
x~ar of nj. age T. son OF q. +. and NJ v A. Thomas
nj d, .nd ends family invited to attend BIS funeral
from Of his parents Csrtonave and Wsueast
pssstsn. OF "wednesday. 91d iasl, ., o'clock D. n.
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The Turf.
TRorrIyG on TIE UyIoy COURSE, LONG ISLAND.
Tho largest attendance of the season hitherto "

TROrrIyG on TIE UyToy COURSE, LONG ISLAND.
The largest attendance Of the season hitherto was
assembled on the Union Course L. TO witness the roI
for purse and stake of 00 mile heats best three IN nye
viz: d. Pliers blk NJ Hamming Bird X. Walkers ch &
Dictator John Turner'S b. n. Fanny Allen, and Hiram Wood
ont in an leaving the other three to contend for
the rich prize. 80, -, - =,
Fanny Allen came wifi high reputation for speed and
was made the fayorte Dictator ranking next IN public est
nation In the pools sold before the Fanny sold for se
Dictator $50 and Humming Bird sO Inc nst neat was
won with great ease BY Dictator 235 and the second by
the same horse the time. The betting now became
800 to on bis winning the but Fanny Allen won the
third heat in % Dictator going lame and being nearly DIS
tanced The mare the fourth and fifth heats IN b. 45,
Dictator being distanced in the fourth heat.
SUMMARY.
U1ox COURSE l.. l., May 90 -Purse and stake slOOo
Mile heats, beet three in five. In harness
r. Turner named b. Fanny Allen. 20
d. Pffer named blk. g. Humming Bird-.3 5
X. Walker named o.. z. Dictator. .-....-:-l DIS.
H. Woodruff named m Ella Sherwood. drawn
Time-2:3jt, 2;3Jt. 239, 237, 2:f5s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23
Obituary.
WILLIAM HULL sgAvg2.


Death, at al times fraught with solemn significance
impressive youth and closes puro
life in the morning Of ts promise Then than under oths
circumstances bsPeak the mystery Of the Of Progdeoes
and bids pos upon the divine promise Of immortal life sacas
death and significant took place Noun. Ysnos
on Tuedsy the % when the very threshold Of what mus
hav bssn an honorable and useful William HUI sesvet
,d into his rest. the eae, snd last survvn. cj
ofMr william ssavsr New York City be W. born at Baa'
VIA n y 1887 ais education obtained Geneva cosss,
which Institution be gained the f9gu5sOns Of liberia learning h
the ancient classics especially well read and he bad was
and critical knowledge odeE An earnest and sincere
writer he often contributed tn. local pTeOf which profession "
many years honOsd membsrsnd what he woss
bore always the stamp conviction and thus had nAvs weight and
worth H character snyuay beautiful lie thoroughly
manly thought and scOn vbge h temperament nssd with
ALMOST feminine genenss Nothing disturbed the serepy Of hh
nr based o. 1t upon r.pos. which belongs 10 msninsss
aud cssrne. intellect. ard the cheerful faith
Of tru. Christian He great suffering With ps'nes aud
fie nsver made brow look DARK,
Nor caused t-sr-but when he died.
Just before his received the communion Of the churco
which from boyhood had been member and he went 70 sr
the c,aSdeucs Of certain % the comfort OF teisious
and how hor. m favor with God ard in Psrssst charity
with the world lie Thursisy the l7sh inst thre'
foyuez oaA,ias a. the yye,he Rev Mr. Nicely Of Trinity
Church who wa. tutor deceased IN college tbs Raw h
CoEey who had tiendei him in b" % hn-s' sn'
the Rev DR. Bowls. in the hrss year Of hif'
he wa baptized Batavia aud who read the cons service ''s
his nave Blessed dead who die in the Lerd "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23

A. SUICIDE or AN ACCIDENT.

A. SUICIDE on AN ACCIDENT.
His Honor the Mayor yesterday morning received
from the Superintendent OF the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company of which tho following is copy; -,
~ HARRISBURG, Msy a. 1866
JoHs T HorvxAs ssg, Mayor Of NsD York ~
dead about niue miles ives, Of HiIIseqrs On .ne
train on Sunday night He feet inches In hight dark hair
aide usachs bald tbs top Of the head about ~
silk hat Has with the
Of Louis DO you know anything about him What shAi
DO with the body -. A.. -.
pon an investigation into the circumstances OF the case
above IL appeared deceased halter Of consid
erabe Louis Belts who has been carrying on
business No l2s Fultons In this city and one theory s
10 the his death that he met his death through acc
dent Ia jumping of the train which westward bound
His Honor after receiving the above telegram sent
two OF his messengers find the dead mans family Du
they returned unsuccessful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23
Meeting Yesterday Aftcraoen-Number Of Or
der. I.sucd-The swiii Milk business
Interesting Letter on the Gas Nuisance
Krnnehi, the Mctropoiitnn uisanthrepist-
msrtuary Report or the Past Wcek-Cem-
plant Against . CsIered Church.

,i.scs Aga;ost n CeIorrd Church.
-, : t,.,.L 40. ra,,o-la-
The Metropolitan BOaru ol heul9" nioe !o''oi""!
arnoon In regular session In the Metropolitan
-, :, -. - IN Tho ,oarher. o,e.snt says Mr. Schultz
fohce Cour' 'o0H' =" s :, - NJ, - - n,
In the absence OF the rtesueu' "uuse Doa"""i" vas
10 the chair inmates Of the last meeting were read and
,ovsa
"PF ORDERS lssuEp
,.v pt.. n,essna Tys general order, or the abate.
,-,-, -. ....t =, =, o-o n, ,h,. .l.ss
ment OF nusances Nhbcn lsaAs S 80 ao issnsd
nuisances IN Brooklyn. ...
T. ..t.t.n mn, ,ha so1l.miIk nuisance Dr. j. NJ Allen
~ ~ 49, ave consned An stables feet wide by feet
long. lie has visited stables eon,alnins =. io ~ I a y.
cows rePecueM "a "a ;,l led 10 them stsamins hot
them feet from Standing 80 long upon tno
hard floors large number belong 70 tne
their t and inserting piece of diseased lung When tue
Inflammation following treatment runs too high and the
Ai ss oHy ia nv mikmen 20 attack only such
e. on & hn Sor sbor, time In the stables It's charac
tecs loss OF appetite and refusal 10 eat or 10 oneN e
cud the milk fails and the patient mas cough 1 is
ease does MOI become chronic and the give milk
until thew greater number Of those attacked die
and undoubtedly many cattle diseased are butohered
"a .,,sn Jhis confson has been made the mikmeD,
anu e.en ,a ,h disnsition OF their stock to taking
& -, reno,erv Ir en aid he drank pint OF the
the chhhces Vi - .,abie. n N thin yatery
UNI , ,.,,h non. ~ the favor and richness OF country
anu i;ve TIA mlkthe product Of COWS thus
-, ,s IN hot darn stables breathing the exhala
cfoWuru "a ~ J ssereons ted in stalls without
ana led on such hot stimulating and unnatural
49, q, food for human beings or indeed milk all
ill., q, name ON the contrary he declares 1t deeterious
md 10 its consumers and futile OF disease
and In large cities especially among infants and young
h,Jran thonssnds o whom among poorer classes
~ 90 nnisanee dstrimenta 10 health and deserve
~ Ia abstd a nronar orders were made for the remoya Of
,Se &c cows and the suspension OF the business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23
sINGULAR RAILROAD ACCIDENT
a uan Caughs mn Engine and carrie" ie"
uue.-He sustsins Serious Injuries

POUonKREPsIF. n. y Iueslay, Lay = To.
The locomotive attached % the POughkeepsie passenger
tr,in which left this city for New ork al e;jo d; III
tosv ran against n man about mile below here huIl-
- m niles before the accident was discovered. When
faLen Pom the engine his right arm was found 10 De
Eroen n two places and his left arm was badly broken
ddtion "a the above be received terrible cuts about
e. tc3 lie was taken TO Chalningyille, where medical
Sisnd~ce was given him and up 10 the TINE Of RECEIVING
Sur Information he perfectly conscious n lam
a. 49,, Crru He resides az Freariown, one mile soutn
~
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MISSOURI.
The PresbyteriaB Acknowledgements Of ne
unien Between the Old and New schools
The Measure Considered Practicable

VI.
Tho members Of both the Old and New School Assem-
te OF the PRESBYTERIAN Church met in the Second Church
Tonight for the first time since 1881 TO discuss e ques
tioa OF reunion.
THE Moderators Of both bodies presided.
Eiooneut speeches we're made by Drs. Park and smith
,f NeTYork NJ Chamberlain Of Cincinnati, and Dr.
The meeting terminated by twelve hundred persons ms
sng and voting that they considered the reunion o' Don
Cfnrches both desirable and practicable.
n il definitely stated that the Assemblies VIII ihanguree
measures 10 effect a. organic reunion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23

xyrfrrrurAnu b i,4 rssI.ncs Throgs Meek Wes.ohssf
Co. N r. Tas.aiy May 70 William Whtehead IN the sc's
year OF his ,,.,,- 81, -. g., no
TIE friends ofthe family those Of william w fnd ssnl. ~
Ladd and Dr. William 81 are repscuy inyIsa a. aus
2.sIi O'clock "a Tie Harlem boa, Peek slip, New
1.,i..
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MARRIE ID.

nAyIs-AsKWITH-On Wednesday May l6. By the Rev. Wm
MeAe at the residence OF the bride Walter Davis 70 Mara
A,kwith oil Of this city. No carda
UEBBERD-SMITH-Ou Tuesday, May 49, by the Rev Mr. Gle.
DIN Y uebbed Of Boston to Charlotte H. daughter
of Robert L. Smith Of Jamaica L. l.
Boston papers please copy.
sEELEY-PRIcEIn Brooklyn T. D. on Tued.y May "a at the
re,dence brides by the Rev A CANNED assisted
by the b. Peters Of Hartford, Conn, Edward ssesJ to
Prica No
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Presidential Appointment.

BALnNonr TUESDAY MAY p lste
YIN Prescott Smith, esq has resigned hs p9slopp a.
aaser OF Irlnsportaton Of tAe Baltimore ana oi0 nan,
1oad and was yesterday appointed y PreasL 1on.Sgh
Iace Of John " L. Findlay whose appointment "as re-
Gently rejected by the Senate A. an oincer OF tne bsn
NOR iai Ohio Railroad 8r Smith Las loDg DeeA "'ue'
klOsn lad highly esiecl4ed
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GOVERNORS PARDoy-James +. Dram, who was
convicted February term OF the Court OF oyer and Ter
miner Of tho fourth degree by causing the
d.,tb ~ Abrau Van Orden has received full pardon 1t is
signed by Gov Fenton and Mr. Dram to all the
rights and privileges OF a citizen.
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PunrraI OF bishop Burgess.

PROvnEscE. X. L. Tuesday, May =; ieoo
The funeral of Bishop Burgess will not take place III
"Wednesday. MAY 80, a. Gardner, Me.
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FROM WARRINGTON.
p, o,,,,v.d from First PAGE.

Continued from First PAGE. ND
l.-i9cnd and the balance 81 their claims womu
'aA9 '-o others would be compelled 10 discharge
s.. ~ boie debt FOR the dlvi end Sucn sease
49, he Uniform 10 its operation, and Wolu tiicio!yio
'-.,rstifntional For, as | have maintained III tuls
9e 80 st,ttonal requirement in bankrupt law
~ tat II should be uniform IN us effect upon the
~ debtor and creditor. That IS IcisOnsI . leaa
-. Their rights arc personal nights their contracts
.-.,rai contraa... .a.ei. remedies are Dy person
a. ..,ons and the relief granted ny uauAI ~ az
- : dscharge form these personal actous. -, 20
csot sboul1 be uniform upon an or the ~ ronarlv
saaot - yiolatei But this statute cannon PioP.H
Ia called retroactive even IL the sense that oil remeda
tutas are retroactive II is not within the prohibition
&c ~ Nos, fqcfo laws II takes effect upon the business oil
tbe country as IL 49, in the same manner that ihe TWO
cious statutes took effect az their respective ules'
warrant 70 enact IL is found IN the clear ana eAc
ays of the Constitution and 70 bl Ike TINS Win loe'
,,ropretv than perhaps TO any other, can NY W. 80
active or retrospective be applied TO the %
that n changes existing rights and liabilities
fe, for every contract that has been maze sce ~
fsion of the Constitution has been entered INTO WIN
fun knowledge Of Its contents, ana su,Jecl u 'e ~
o4 Congress 70 pass at any tine laW Dy WITH H,
tract might be annuled About the details OF 'c u.' a.
originally reported the Committee have never Oeen lel
,c0us merely carried out their Instructions III cOueH1
ng for what they had carefully considered anu Pepaieu
.ud IN insisting upon the provisions OF the Dill as they
were until something better offered Since the last
reference Of the BILL friends Of The measure, not upon
tbs Committee. have submitted amendments when
the Committee have become satlhed were improve
ruents Of tie original plan. These have IN every instance
Teen neorroratcd into the bill reported None OF
them Iaatured and offered while inc Dill was unueI
discussion in the House. If they lad been, they would
have been promptly accepted then was instructed TO
sustain and defend the bill in the spirit OF the teaching
Of the Roman poet, which forms maxim IN his art
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METROPOLITAN BOARD OF HEALTH

"Ths revolution mean. Italy the popular m0ysmen, AMI
pary-not scheme for oVeFttrowiDs the dynasies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23
Just Published.

On account OF the indspoon OF Nile DO Gebee the opers
Matinee behalf Of signor o. fOSsAtl VIII De pospShsl
FRIDAY. the 25th; 20 commence At p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23

The Best Place 60 buy new. tasty aud weii.1aAs
SPRING CLOTHING u at y. B. BALDwINs Nos 10 and 70
Bowery the arsss, the city and prices ls
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Gpeeial Notifies.

Chamber Of Fonuerce.-A special m-etng 81 the CHAM
Der OF COMMERCE will De held on THU RsDAn nsr. NAY ~
O'Clock pm for tho election Of VI PiLtt
in place Of Cap. Ezra Nye, deceased b. order, 49,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26
Wiih Gold at Far, -
More than 100000 Watches,


have given our productions the highest rank among
, t,ne-kespers. Commencing with the determination to
make only thoroughly excellent watches, our business
has steadily Increased the public became acquainted
with their value until for months together we have been
unable to supply the demand. We have repeatedly en-
rged our factory buildings until they now cover over
three acres OF ground and give accommodation to more
than eight hundred worsmen.
We are fully justified Ia stating that now make
MORE THAN ONE HALF OF ALL THE WATCHES
g SOLD IN TEE UNITED STATES. lhe different grades
ass dl.s gushed by the following trade marks engraved
a. sA tbs plate: .1.' -st .at .HH So .ea.s.t s
~ ., "Ameriaa, Watch Co.. wsltham, Mass. ~.
3. I. Appleton, Tracy Il Co.." walthsm, Mass. ,, +,
s., e p. s. Bartlett" Watham, Mass. a.r''.-
'a 4. "Wm Eery"
s. OUR LADIES WATCH of first quality, is named
q IF "Appleton, Tracy Il Co., Wsltham, Mass ..
o. Our next quality Of Ladies' Watch is named Z" P. s.
BARTLETT" Waltham, Mass. These watches are fur
.pished in great variety of sizes and styles Of
cases. u .'
The American Watch Co.. of waltham, Mass. authorize
ma to state that without distinction of trade marks or
price, ,.rsG' aar ,aH q, .'i. r.a q.
ALL THE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FACTORY ARE
FULLY WARRANTED
to be the best timekeepers their class made in
this or any other country Buyers should remember
that unlike the guarantee Of foreign maker who can
never be reached this warrantee is good at all times
against the Company their agents. and that If after
the most thorough trial. any watch should prove defec
tive in any particular it may always be exchanged for
another. As the American Watches made at Waltham,
are sale BY dealers generally throughout the coun'
try, we do not solicit orders for single watches.
CAUTION.-The public are cautioned to buy only Of
respectable dealers. All persons selling countereits
= viii be prosecuted ROBBINS & APPLETON, '-
Agents for the American Watch Company.
lms54 10 9ggu 'a. 1852 Broadway, N. Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26

The mite society of st. Peters Parish, met
on Thursday evening of last week at the house
Of Mr.. AUGUSTUS STEWART, under the auspices of
Mrs. SENATOR STEWART, the occasion being used
for an extended invitation and gathering of our
fellow citizens for pleasant meeting and
sumptuous enjoyment Of the good things of
this world Occurring upon the evening of
going to press, the village Editor, of course,
was forbidden participation in the pleasures
of the occasion. .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26

D. y e. . p.
"ses, sor-" Eractly i--soion shingle said they
were there severy time" II he felt -ovley" in the
morning. lie took Plantation Bitters he felt weary at
night he took Plantation Bters he lacke appetite,
was weak languid or mentally oppressed he took Plan
tation Bittes and they hiled to set him on his
pins square and firm 9-t tl.,a.f.Hr ....
may, just revd the fOllowins:
owe much IN You, for verify
believe the Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
- go - Rsv. W. II. WAGosEs. Madrid, N. 7"
fhave been great sufferer nom
Dyspepsia, and had 10 abaodon preaching. a.
The Plantation Bitters have cured me.
.ra REV. @. A. Mn.LwooD, New York City,
Ibsdl lost all sppetite--was weak
and enerysted soud hardly ~alt and d. had perfect
ters have set me all right.
The Plantation Bitters have cured
me Of arrangement Of the Kidneys and Urinary Organs
that distressed me for years. They act like charm.
-. ~ o.. &C. MooRE, 254 Broadway, N. X"
Mrs. o. NJ DEvoE, manager Of the Usi,n Home School
for Soldiers Children says she "has given 10 the weak
and invalid children under her charge, with the most
happy and gratifying results" We have received over
bundled Of such certificates but advertisement
ia effective what people themselves say Of good
article Our fortune and our reputation Is at stake
The original quality and high character Of these goods
will be sustained under every and all circumstanses-
They have already obtained sale in every town, village,
parish and hamlet among civilized nations. Base mita-
tors try 10 aud style as they can,
and because good article cannot b sold low poor
one they hnd support from parties Who do not
what they sell. Be on your guard. See our private
stamp over the cork
P.H DRAKE & co, New York City,
u S~siogs Spring Voter, sold BY all Druggiuta
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26

DONATION VIsrE.-We are authorized to an
nounce qlsoehbvsit at the house'of the Rev
/. O.. FISHER, on Tuesday Evening, the 10Th o.
June A general invitation to all friendly to
Mr. f.. whether denominational or social, Il
oNtpndod
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26

Dr. PARsuALI, who has become citizen of
Kingsville, and opened Drug, Book and
Stationery store and Office, makes his announce
menf Of the fact in our columns the present
week. 1t will be seen that he proposes to con-
fne the practice ofhis profession to his office
and store. The impulse that has been given to
Kingsyille improyementand growth is attract
ing thither good class of settlers. To this re-
suit, tho academy, with its live and intelligent
principal has contributed no insignificant part.
Another institution, which has done its share in
producing'a favorable impression of the place,
and extending its influence in the same direction,
isthe SURIISE HOUSE, with its thoughtful and ac-
comnrodating landlord, who never lets guest
go away, but with a sense of satisfaction that
the image in which man was created, has not
peen, maugre the effects Of the fall wholly
evacuated from the heart z.
We trust that the evidences of thrift and Inn.
proyement that our fneighbors-are enjoying,
VIII not prevent their children playing with
ours upon the same terms as heretofore. sa'''ai
The VNE.-The Southern Shore of Lake
Erie is destined to become. the ,yinyard, of the
North. Every season is adding hundreds of
acres to the erea of vine lands The nursery men
the present season, have been severely put to
1t to meet the demand for plants. Among the
descriptions considered the most choice, Is the
Delaware but the high price of this varieties
arising in part from the care and difficulty of
propagation, is reason for their not being
more largely planted then they are. The Con-
cord is deemed a rood varietv aud N, cront,.
Iona and Israe39 are being set to some extent,
trough the supply is limited. The old variety,
the Isabella and Catawba, of course, though
measurably giving place those named, will con-
tinue to holda prominent place in public esti-
nation. The Diana, is acquiring popularity
and deseryedly so, We think--and being set to
considerable extent As akeeper and for mark
lting purposes, the grape and juices, will soon
become as common in this vicinity, as in France.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26
rOfOONsUMPTIyEs.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks BY very simple remedy AFTER sip Suffered
for several years with lung Affection and t.at
dread disease, Consumpton-s anxions to make known
10 his fsllow-sufersrs the means of lii tf-
To awho desire 1t, he will send copy of the pre-
scpton used Gree of chargs0 with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will end
Z SURE CuRR for OoSsuMPTIos, ASTHMA, BRoscHirIs
CorGus COLDS, and all Thrsat and Lung Aectsons The
only object of the adversern sending the Prescription
Is to benefit the afflicted and spread information which
he concsivesto be ivauabe and he hopes every suffer-
viii try his remedy, as Il will cost them nothing, and
3 may prove blessing. i..tar aH r'.afi ..
Parties wishing the prescription FREE, by return ma
viii please address 80 n
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON, e.,,
5s6yl williamsburgh, Kings Co., New York.