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ESTRAY.

GAME TO the residence NJ he Subscriber,
" living one milo West Of Mpuui Pleasant
School House. . milr- fran Westminster, lh'
18th OF Mas an Eauay Brndlr cow IT,
with horus, short cars and white ~
spot on the rump. Il w
The owner viii bc required 10 prove property
pay Charge and take her away.
JOHN G. WENTZ.
June T-3t.
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ALEXANDER FRAZER,
Clock and Watch Maker.

ID EsPECTFULLY in. mrSa
III forms the Public that .r'3k,E,sIg.
he has opened Shop for fEssass ssIzseees
the transaction of business At Mr., Trumbo's,
lower end OF Westminster, in the room for.
mcrly occupied by DR.. Herring as an office.
Being an old experienced Clock and Watch
Maker. not n repaircr merely. he flatters
himself that he can give every satisfaction
TO his employers.
Clocks, Watches. .Icwclry, &c, repaired
At short notice, in the best manner, aud on
most accommodating terms.
June H.tf
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$40 DOLLARS EACm,.

@H1 bDOH<hlAhhS EAOh6s
$50 Gold Hunting Case Chro-
nomcter Watches $50 to $500 Gael
$50 Gold Hunting Case Du-
pick Watches l25 TO 200
200 Gold Hunting Case Pat
cnt lever Watches 100 TO lIJ "
200 Gold Hunting Case Lc-
pine Watches - to $50 +"
800 Gold Plated on Sterling
Silver Cases Patent Lever
Watches 90 10 100 "
$50 Ladies' Gold Hunting
Case Watches 100 TO 100 "
$50 Ladies' Gold and Enam-
clled Watches Is to $50 "
300 Ladies' Gold Patent lie
yer Watches rs to 1876 -"
300 Ladies' Gold Lcpino
Watches 80 to 100 "
400 solid Silver Case Duplex
Watches ito 100 4"
800 Solid silver Gaze Patent
Lever Watches IS 10 10 "
500 Solid Silver Gaze Lever
Watches 30 to co -
COO Solid Silver Case I.cpinc
watohcs asst Is 4"
500 Gold Composite Hunting
Gaze Watches % 10 30 "
100 Gold Composite Lepinc
Watches 20 to 20 "
100 Silver Lover Watches u to ~
500 silver Lcpinc Watches 20to GO "
Al flt AVbNr fliifAAtA " aAfufH VIII W h'hH
fer Sl2 each. We have adopted the following
plan.
Certificates describing each Watch and Il,
value arc prepared aud placed in scaled en-
YclDPes.
Thcsa Certificates crn be- obtained at our Of
fee and the holder will be- entitled 10 the
Watch u call- for upon payment Of the u Dol.
Lars snd return uf the Certificate
Tbis {, not a lottery but a JaBa ddc sale. aud
any one wishing 10 avail thrnsclyrs of thi. ol,-
tortuniiv, should send a. once and procure q
certificate, spd q. there are no blanks every onc
must get a Watch At halt the usua! price ~
Toast. sud many viii get splendid Gold Watch
iuf tho igiiluE sum ct sl2.
Certificates sent bv mad 10 any address fpr ~
cents each. Five IN be- sont for 81. Fifteen
far 81. Thiriy-fvc ior $40. When tho goods
arc ordered, The Certificate NUT be- returned
with tie money, and of,icts will be promptly
hlirA Addfcw.
GILLESPIE. MANSON & co,
uaysJm 30 Hssksisa Street, N,~ York
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court
I'D for Carroll county, sitting as a Court
Of Equity, the undersigned, as Trustee, will
sell at Public Sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, .Jn,,e 16, 1866,
at o clock p. NJ, valuable TRACT OF
am ao.s;st;cY. &c
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Western Maryland Railroad.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

GtEALED PROPOSALS are hereby soil.
= cited until tho TWrNrau DAY oTJufE,
NExr.e for the Graduation, Masonry and
Bridge Suprrstmcturc Of about fprty two
miles Of the Western Mar; land Railroad,
FROM its present terminus % Union Bridge
TO lIagcrstovn, Va Washington county, Nd.
BIDS are solicited tur the entire liuc,' or
for sections Of fourteen miles, or for five
miles ofthe work, 1T the option OF contrac
tors the Company, however, rcscrying the
right 70 reject al or any Of the bids Bid.
dera are also requested 10 propose fer tho
Excavation Of about 1000 feet Of Tunnel at
the summit Of the South Mountain, and for
the Arching Of the same, either with Brick
or Stone, il deemed necessary.
Profles aud specifications Of the line will
he exhibited at the office Of the Company IN
Baltimore, week prior 10 the letting.
ROBERT IRWIN, President
Western Maryland Railroad Company.
Baltimore, May Is, 1866. may2i.5t
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For the Rapid crcui coughs, colds, lioarsc.
ness. Group, NhoupiuR cough Asthma,
Difficulty nf Breathing, rpirius Of
Blood, I'if.t stages at c0nnmp.
ton. soreness Of lhclhront
and nll Affections Of
the Pulmonary
Organs
THIS syrup il au invaluable remedy for
the alienation and cure Of Pulmonary bIsca'
ae& 1t is prompt ia il action, pleasant to
the taste, aud irumits extreme midness, Is
peculiarly applicable 10 the use OF children
and Irrsous IN delicate health. a. on ano.
dvue cxpcctoraut. It will always be found TO
be- beneficial, by allcsiniug and arrcsting the
several spells Of coughing so distressing 10
the patient
Tho afflicted can rely upon It's domgs Of
much. or more than any other remedy IN
soothing the nerves facilitating oNpcctora'
tiun. and healing the Diseased Lungs, thus
striking at the root Of all disease and eradi'
citing It from the system.
All ask is a trial Of this preparation, as It
has no equal in is effects, and never fails to
give entire satisfaction to all who use it,
We warrant it IN all cases, or the money re-
funded.
TRY it-only % cts. and 80 cts. n Bottle.
For sale by a II HUBER and II LSmiyEn,
Druggists, and j. Yingling, a. Nj. Warner,
Westminster, and druggists and merchants
generally. febl5-Gm
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M A p { s
NIT R 0 G { liz E D
Super : Phosphate,
FOR
Corn, wheat, Potatoes, etc.


Composed of finely ground Carbonized BONES,
(coniaining over serenity per cent Of phosphate,
of limel dissolved in Sulphuric Acid, mixed
with an equal weight Of Dried Blood and other
heterogeneous animal matter, all reduced to a
FINE RI WIDER,
Forming Highly Concentrated, Egeeties and
Lasting Manure.
The great advantage Of this Super Phosphate
Of Lime over others consists In the fact that ALI
or IT. being droiiuJie ia the soit rs food for plants
Il becomes entirely converted into crops, while
the Super Phosphate made from mineral pliOs,
phatic Guano and mineral pliosphates, instead
Of from bones, are available only ~ me extent
that they have been rendered soluble by The
action Of the sulphuric acid. the remaining por-
tions according 10 Prof. Yoolcker aud other
high authority. being in too iHsoigbte condi'
ton to be of any value TO the crop.
This fertilizer has been successfully used
throughout the Southern and Northern States
during the past fifteen years.
New purchasers are referred IN our pamphlets
containing testimonials from prominent Mary
land farmers who have used this Phosphate on
Corn, Potatoes, Wheat, etc.
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GREAT CI0SING-OUT SALE
OF
G OLDAND Sill YER W-AT CHE.S.

Owing 10 the great decline In gold and gene.
raj depression Of business, the Geneva Manu-.
featuring Company are DESTROYS of disposing
of their stock Of Watches Immediately, for cash
and as their Agents, we have concluded Ia
adopt the average plan, and have put the price
at the low figure $l2 each, thus bringing II
within the reach Of all TO obtain valuable
time-piccc.
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LoveIy GIrls and FcstIye nols

Send an addressed envelope and 81 cents
and will send yon some valuable informa'
ton that will please you. Address
MISS JdNE BRYAN,
1923 BroddIray, Nc,c York
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E.late of Prealez Zepp. deeoaaeA

Estote If Presley /e1p, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ Of PRESLEY XGrr, late Of Carroll Co..
deceased, to Gle their claims against said
deceased, properly authenticated, with the
Register OF Wills for Carroll county, on or
before the 9Th day of Juue next, preparatory
to distribution of the assets of said deceas-
ed is estate in the hands of the undersigned,
TO be made among them under the direction
Of the Orphans Court for Carroll county,
on the nth day Of June next, after which
to wit on the 18th day Of June next, the nm
dersigned will pay to said creditors their
respective dividends according to said dis.
tribution, at his residence near "Lisbon,
Howard county, Md.
WILLIAMA. WEBB,
may 24,4t Administrator,
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Every barrel warranted to contain from SIR
teen 70 T're"'yf'ro per- eea,. el Sotabie Bi-Pho''
JLaic u Lime.
This brand differs from the Niirogenzcd dee.
ctibcd above, chiefly in the absence Of Dried
blood aud other animal matter, and IL moro ~
pecinliy adapted for wheat on land requiring
only The addition Of ,oiHbis phosphatcs.
Having taken tho General Agency ut Bald-
more for The salc Of these celebrated fertilizers.
beg 10 call the attention 81 my friends and
customers - the above Advertisement.
Being fully satisfied that the composition NJ
these fi.fiilsers IL strictly IN accordance with
the formulas pnbii.hcd IN the pamphlets, and
ave entirely free from any aduitefHiion, ! take
pleasure In recommending them 70 al Mary
iaud Farmers who van, rrlisble and permanent
maBurcz.
Price. SEQ rcr ion-rackcd IN barrels about
2la ~. each or new bags 100 lha. each.
Liberal discounts slowed 20 dealers and
pamphlets furnishrd IN any quantity, free Of
e1pgHsa. Orders promptly fllrd by
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Am Tnny NTarrY IEappiIl

Irrespective of wealth, nge or beauty; aud
the love Of the opposite sex can be gained
by following simple rules. Send directed
envelope to ,SARAH y. LdNBERT,
GrecRpoint, Kings o., Ne'r York.
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DENTAL IMPROVEMENTS.
DIR. ANS
\ Improved Nitrous Oxide
Apparatus.
DR.. GEO s. FOUKE, Dentist,

Uf. UEU y. EUUhE, UClfhioi,
Having furnished his Office, in Westminster,
Nd, with one of DR.. Beans Patent Improved
Apparatusfor the manufacture ofpersecty pure
NITROU S OXIDE G AS,
,would announce that he will viii be at all times
prepared to administer this popular Anesthetic
for the
Extraction Of Teeth 'cWiout Pain.
On. FOUKE would invite the attention of the
public 10 his lately Improved hTsosfhEnfc
PRgsstRg PLATES ron ARTIFICIAL TERN. BY
means of an improved Air-Chambcr, the pres
sure of the atmosphere for holding teeth firmly
and securely in tho, mouth, l. more certainly
and effectaally attained than by any style or
form OF plate hitherto used by the profession.
The value and excellence Of a set of Artificial
Teeth are much enhanced by this new and truly
philosophical arrangement.
DR.. z. continues Tie Practice of Dentistry in
all it, Branches, and being a Pioneer Forker
IN Hard Rubber FOR Dental purposes, he Il tho.
roughly experienced in the manufacture of
teeth upon the psl1obha Base, and Is prepared
to supply this style of work at very moderate
rates. ~ 1IJ JuncT, -H
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GREAT DEsTRuCTION on RAI

GREAT DESTRUCTION or RATS
n paste. end weed on bread,
Eyrf5 hos warmnicd % dead shot.
40 one cBa rick anything iu trying H.
Az % viii destroy ali your
Rate. i,oachs.. Nirr and ANTS,
Or SOFA can have you money refunded.
Hai Nly EriermjuaiT'
hisa ljquid, aud used with % brush.
Ega.f hostile warranted dead shot,
fu uli c4rcf, ut the money refunded
r., tbrm and hc convinced Of their anrc
rioHIy over Hll others.
~ BE- bod of 4 II Huber Snd n l. shn
var, pme.is,s; i. lmgliug. and \, NJ.
Warner No,uuinsiar, aud tyld hy country
dealer rru,mlIy irblj.Gm
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A GOOD FARM,
pan r. Baltimore and pant IL Carroll county,
continuing
Of ~ Acres Of Land,

i,.a- lctwe,n HAM icad and Manchester,
and aisly occupied rs Hr John Baubl,iz.
Gruers Ron roeasp through this place
Of fpvn site CO.. n NH Alpn, one half
pfiA. aipl s cl,nrci md one haliin Wood.
Tie iHi.lpg cnHe8 II g.,
good I.OG DWELLING, 4 ~ \
Sa.izs1 Barn, Corn ilaasc ns NJ,
St4lde. NHll Housc. ac- go .ss.ss -
There on iLis place r. young sud thriving
.iIfT y and I'L.iCH ORCifIRD. aud 81
= 4aol Nra dow Tho place has been Timed.
Taef. ono third cash, aud the hAlau,r
Ia IS aod twelve months, with ihtcras, aud
arfrfrty.
T.. PAWKtN SCOTT Trustee,
g. ST Faal street, Baltimore, Nj.
mylu q
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Is Ia ACRES.

more or less, ailof which hns been recently
lined, is under good fencing and convent.
emily watercd; there is an excellent Peach
and Apple Orchard on the premises.
The improvements consist ola comforta-
bic Two Story Log Dwelling
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FARMERS 4 HORSENEN READ

SAVE yorn HORSES, aogs AyD cArri-E Pro
uteEt4F as THE USE or
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BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, n
LADIES' HATS

"a LPACCAS, Defanes, Mosambidues, and a
s~A~ variety of other suitable dress goods for
the Ladies, cheap at A. NJ. Warmers.
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DON'T fail 10 call at A. NJ Warmers New
Store, West End, Westminster and see for youi
selves how cheap he is selling goods.
may "a.
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uay 2itr
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-11-21
Negro Suffrage.

The Chicago 7iin-s, which has heretofore
heen considered one Of the leading Demo
cratic papers in the Northwest, has aston
iShed the people by coming ont square for
Negro Suffrage. The Radicals seize upon
it with grea. avidity, and pI5lish tn, ar.
tioia with the most enthusiastic approval.
Even those who have been. heretofore thu
id about embracing this dogma opanlv,
have. sinos the sorersault Of the Times,
grown suddenly bold and full Of the doctrine.
But the treason OF the Times is harmless in
tho Democratic ranks. The place Of the
Times will .soon be filed, and the good old
party present united front against the
enemy If the Times thought it could car
ry any 7srt Of the party with it to the enc
my. it has, ere this, fruni out its error.
The coming 9th Of January State Con
vention Of the Democracy Of Ohio will give
expression to the cpinion nf tn narty in
this State unon thi, question, and dissolve
any hopes which the Radicals may have
had Of the oil party dosertins The Ark Of
the Covenant
The Times no dcnht, has received its
prize from the Radicals.
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---1-------ssaa8r- - >s~ '--ss5E-s------
0hkO,K Fart I'm the war.

The report OF the Provost Marshal fur
nishes statistics going to show that from
April Is. 1861, the da.e of the President S
FIRST call. until December l6, 1864, when the
last call for 800, 900 men was made, and her
quote determined, Ohio furnished 3l7, ,433
The men were enlisted for different periods
of service, from one hundred days to five
years, but reduced toathree years standard
they represented 37,076. Under the call
of May 3, 1861, the State furnished s4 ll6
men, although her quota was only g. 565- -
Under the call of July 2, 1862, she furnish.
cd So, 3a5 men. when her quota called for
only 3G,85S. The number of colored men
enlisted in the State was 6.002, and the
number of sailors l,0l6 CT the l7,433
Ohio soldiers 1922 suffered some cisu
atty or left the field before the expiration of
II ,237; died of disease, 1854; honurahly
discharged, 1901; deserted, 1860; dis
honoral,ly discharged. los; DISCHARGED for
disability, $780, officers resigned, 1924;
officers dismissed, l57; officers cashiered, l6.
The citizens paid 81 908, ,0s7 SO commuta-
tion money to escape liability to draft and
to avoid service when drafted In addi
ticn to ner share of three hundred million
dollars which it cost the General Govern
iuent to obtain two ani half million of sol
diers, Ohio. in her state capacity, and
through county and other organizations,
paid twenty three an Ia hat millions. The
total vote Of Ohio for President in 1860 was
442 AL. Comparing this with the nunbe,
Of troops furnished, it will be seen that
about three-quasters Of the voting popula
tidn of the performed seIvice in the war =
Probsb of'all who enlisted from Ohio il
the regiments of other States it would bt
found that the proportion would fully reach
this figure,
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From EgaltiInOre-Dec In
the HEabeas Corpus Casc-The
Governor Sustained.

BALTIMORE, Nov l3s-Judgc Bartol has
just rendered his decision in the habeas
corpus case, sustaining tho power of Gov
ernor Swami to remove the Commission
erS of Police There was great cheering IN
the court room on the announcement of the
decision. His deci>ien reviews the whole
case. He says the order Of Judge Bond
of the Criminal Court that the parties be
held to bail, and in default to be committed
to keep the peace against the Police Com
missioners, AMI not to seek to exercise any
of the functions of Police Commissioners
until their claim to such office should be es-
tablished by the court, wholly unwarranteo,
and that the Judge of the Criminal Court
had no authority to issue such an order.
He reviewed the code in regard to Police
Commi, ,sioners, and decided that it gave
the Governor entire power in the matter.
That if, in his judgment, MeSsrs. Woods
and Kinds had been guilty Of official mis-
conduct, the law gave him power to remove
them and appoint successors. That at the
time Mcssrs Valiant and Young were ar
rested theysh pcee truly and lawfully ap-
pointed Police Commissioners, and that,
clothed with the commission of the Govern
or they were then truly in Office and EN-
p0WcTcu 10 Tlpntiully cSeTCtScu dti tle iuHC-
tom Of the same, in place Of Woods and
Kinds, removed, and who had been official y
notified of the removal The action of the
Governor was final, as much so as if tho-e
Commissioners had hecn removed by the
Legislature, and from his aetipn there could
be no appeal. -
Whilst the decision Of Judge Bartol fully
sustans the action of the Governor and con
demps that of the jGriminal Court in vir
tualy granting aniSjunction against Messrs
Young and Va'ient by the order Issue l.
and dischargng them from the custody il
which they were held in virtue Of the com
mitment ON such order, the Judge decided
that it was competent for the Crimna
Court to entertain the charge alcdee'
against Young and Valiant, of conspilin.
to break the peace ty fnrcihly taking pos
session Of the police stations and othe
property held by Mes>rS Woods and finds
Such charge was an idctab'e offcnse, ant
upon that charge they were properly helt
to bail Judge Bartol said h" would i~su
an order for tho imemdate discharge g
Sheriff Thompson, and in the case o
,lcssrs Young and Valiant he discharge,
them from custody under the illegal ordc
Of Judge Bond restraining them from
seeking to exercise the functions IF the
office as Police Commissioners But as !,
the other cha,ge Of conspiracy to break thu
peace, he you'd require them to entc
their own recognizanccs to answer tn
charge before the proper court.
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The Retained Dispatch.

The following is the dispatch already re,
lerred to as having been kept from the
President ly Secretary Stanton during the
New Orleans excitement .l.a.-.
New ORLEANS, July % To Hon. E. H.
Stanton, Secretary Of Var: A convention
has been called, with the sanction of Cove
nor Wells, to meet here"on Monday. The
Lientenant-govcnor and city authorities
think it unlawful, and propose to break it
up by arrcsting the delegates. have given
no orders on the subject, but have warned
the parties that | should not countenance
or permit such action without instructions
to that effect from tie President. Please
instruct ME at once by telegraph.
A. BAIRD Brevet Major general
The National Mfelhgencer says: "If this
dispatch had been shown to the President.
the riot would never have occurred. "-Bnf
yfalo Courier,
IF all that be true, why is Stanton re.
tanned in office?
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THs Radicala in the sisth Ward IF Ros-
ton have nominated Charles Mitchell, a
ae1ro, to represent them in the Legislature
Of Massachusetts, Gaming events, &c. -
Cddig Sentinel
Tho Democrats Of tbs F!th District,
New York, nominated and elected Johr
Morriscy, 10 CONGRESS On tho 9th inst, 6
notorious prize 6cater and blsok -leg.--
SiaLrnti7lc HtwH. .- ....-.
A Memphis paper 'nya truly Of Johr
sIor-issey. that although no may hc a man
Of muscle no is 81; an adaltercr like
Kssson, he is nat. drunken bully, Kk'
Chandler, nor drunken fanatic like Yates
:or drunken idiot, like Spragur. lie i
not a hiackgusrd, like 1ngersoll, q poo
craven like Grinncll, an impracticable a.
like Galena Washburne, nor beast or
thisf, like Congressman Butler.
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Horace Greeley and Secretary
Seward.

4 New York correspondent of the Chica.
80 Republican, tells the following rich sto-
r.: &a
"A well known journalist, who was for.
merly Washington correspondent. says
that while there, during the war, he one day
asked Secretary Seward his opinion Of Hor.
ace Greeley. Horace Greeley said Sew
ard 'iss great mana mnn so full Of genius
and Of such power that if he had particle
ofcommon sense we should have to hans
him. But he's ID foul, and therefor'
harmless
After coming to New York. the jour
nalist, dining with the editor of the Tp'
Llne, Inquired hia opinion of Seward. -
Seward has brains enough. was the reply
TO govern this country. No man has
clearer or better head; but the trouble will
Seward is that he is .n internal scoun
drel. !"
The fact tha, Seward and Greeley wcr,
the men who, more than any others, start
ed the party to which the Republican be
longs, does not diminish the points in th
shovel
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A Washington special to the ". Y. Her.
aid dated the 18Th, represents Hon. John
A. Bingham as engaged in preparing arti.
r.les Of lmpeachment again t" President
johnson. 1t il stated lhat he will charge
him with aiding and ,ahstiing the Assassin
atipn uf President Lincnlnh It seems al
most ilnprokatae thst NJ Bingham will he
guilty efany such stupid folly. ..Sfateann.
sA-The KrrnlEs report is not trn, =
Bingham bss no intention of making sucf
an ass Of himself lie quietly gives "sleer
to hia eyes and s!umber to his eyelida" every
nisht in utter forgetfulness of his pledge
made at st. Ciairsvilir.
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TO CONSERVATIVES

Theadvertiser. having been restored to
health in u few weeks by a very simple
remedy, after having suffered for several
years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption anxious to
make known TO his lellow-sutferers the
means OF cure.
To all who desire II, he will send copy OF
the prescription used free of charge) with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find SURE CURE for
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
CoUGHs, COLDS. and all Throat and Lung
Affections. The only object of the adyer-
tiser in sending the Prescription is to bene-
fit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceives to be Invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as
twill cost them nothing, and may prove a
blessing. ~fi.,
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by
return mail, will please address =
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON. Il
Williamsbu~yb YiAvs Co, New York
January If, IPeryr