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=. 80 Portland, Me-, July 16. 1866.
Messrs Herring, Farrel s. Sherman, 25i Broadway.

Messrs Herring. Fatrel 6 Sherman, Isl Broadway.
conference.-the devastating fire which took place
N our city on the AFTERNOON of July 4th Unparalleled
in extent and number of buildings DESTROYED bv
nre tnas ever took place in this country, entirely
consumed our large s4yar house and Office. We
s wess using one 1 Of your large sized
the floor gave way ell into the cellar on heap OF
burning sugar, where it remained until Thursday
when we removed 1t and had it cut open 1t Contained
our general books. valuable papers, Insurance no
cles record OF our government bonds two thousand
Eo ar ID bank bills and some them
on them. Every line is perfectly legibe. The COW
ers o. tne books Were drawn by the steam from the
nre proof flling; they can be rebound; the leaves
are perfect This Sa subjected to severe test
we are very much pleased with the result. 1t has
proved itself perfectly reproof and too much praise
well. IS e. RespectflIIv vonrs wv w VIC 'eS' so
81 y e'T-..as1'a J.B. BROWN & SONS. 3
s me above are all Of Herrings Safes that were in
use py parties who were burnt out. AS none failed
an OF them having stood the test, parties wanting
safes should make note of it., -
g, Manufactured only by HERRING, FARREL &,
SSHERMAN, 251 Broadway, CO, ner of Murray street.
New York. farrell, HERRING g. Co... PhiIadei,
pnla; HERRING g CO., Chicago. a - -.
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r. NJ. PATTEN & CO., Auctioneer..
u. GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNrTURE AT AUC-
TON. on Monday, July 80, at 10 A. M. at the
4rick Dwelling, No. 48 Dantort street. win be sold
ine entire Furniture consisting of full parlor sets
IN n,ack wsnut and plush suci as Sofas, Divans
Center and Pier Tables; full Chamber Sci. :. Bu,
renus, Bedsteads, Chairs. Tables and Sinks; Brus-
Mirrors, Paintings, Feather Beds Mattresses Red
eng, Table Linen, Cutlery, Crockery, Glass, China.
ana fiated Ware, Kitchen Furniture, and Stoves,
such as should be found in every wen u, nsbed es
adjustment. This furniture was made for the pres
ent owner and having been well cared tor is now in
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AUCTION SALES.

HOUSE as Auctiouo,,
II Thursday, July rs, at o'clock, p NJ, we sbom
Southerly side of South street. 1t contains nDe n
ished rooms, with hard and soft water, gas fixtures.
NC. and can be occupied immediat " after sale,
Terms easy and made known at sale.
T., ~ HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers,
Jul I'D Office at No. 176 Fore street.
cIURE at Auction. On Thursday:
20 at 10 o'clock, A M, at Sailors Home
hnusa we shall sell all the Furniture in said
bedding; mirrors carpets, bureaus chairs work.
China Woodsn ah IRON dining aha tables crockery glass;
YES clocks &C., &C., with the entire Kitchen fiT,
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KenI Estate at Auction
" That large and commodious House. situated in
the pleasant village of Fryeburg, Maine, formerly
owned and occupied by the late DR.. Reuel Bairows
together With spacious barn and about ten acres OF
Auction, on THURSDAY, Aug. 0, at Q O'Clock, p. M
The premises were once owned by the late Gen. j.
w. Ripley The front part OF the house was consd-
cred better constructed than a in the County Of
Oxford There are on the premises variety OF shade
and apple trees, excellent water. and all the appur-
tenances or comfortable and agreeable residence.
made known at the time and place of sale, on the
premises Enquire OF Mr.. Charles d. Barrows Frye
Durg; Hon. Geo. b. Barrows, Westbrook, Me-, or
Of the subscriber at Concord, n. H. go
jul21 dts ~ ~ y SYLVESTER DANA Z
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Great Fire.

/ EKRING'S SAFES from Three to Five
- days in the hottest of the fire! They save
their contents in every instance, and prove them
selves to be the best fre-prOot safe now made. .
ss Sea Portland, July II, 1866. 2.
Messrs. Herring, Farrell & Sherman, PSI Broadway,
New York: tcL
Gentlemen-The Fourth of july with its usual
festivities and pleasures, came sad termination
on tn afternoon OF that day by the breaking out Of
the largest fire tha took place in this c0untrv
DESTROYING half OF the city with numerous d " eji
ings Our store, which was in a three-storv hrick
building, was completely swept away by the deyour
ing flames. We were carrying on the iewelry bnsi
ness. We had one OF your large-sze Champ n safes
in use, which contained valuable iewelry and
watches, also our books, papers, and some money! 1
which were preserved in go ID condition. The coyeys
Of the books and SOM of the watches and ieyxeirv
are discolored by the steam from the re-proof CON-
position; not leaf of our principal books is nnred
not word is erased from our books or papers ever
line and word perfectly legible;n our ieweIrv anS
Watcnes can be cleaned. We were unable to ror,n
Inns safe AMI open it until Tuesday the 10th NY
rod OF more than five days after the fire The hot
around 1t was of the most intense charactar % ~
exterior distinctly show the iron being baTiv "o s
ea ana sprung; The brass knobs and ornam " ~
plates on the doors were ent rely melted of Ta
neat closely re embed that of frnace for H. Inc
was az white heat. We would add tbat o.o n .sl
Wnicn VIII preserve its contents in such tirs a
Aus superiority, and is thoroughly Fire-Proof
.s kespe fully yours, q >,''-0 oo'' ''
GERRISH q. nm ,eo>,
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PATTERSON & CHADBOURNE. Dealers in Real
Estate, No. 1853 IL Middle st. To those who were
rendered homeless by the late fire, we would saw. we
ers from pecuniary embarrassment, and good bar
gains can therefore be had. Over 100000 worth OF
RESIDE ces for SALE Capitalists wishing to lease land
LOT business purposes are invited to cali. -
Frank Il. Patterson. PanI C,badhurna
July 11-dtt 5tN'' sos ~ 49,
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These safes arc for sale at No. 1870, Fore street.
r.. m. P0ttes d Co.,
iul26 A~..4
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~ ~ 81 at 10 o'clock A. M, at Ho Sc No. 90 Free
street, recently occupied by Mrs. Baker as q Board
ing House.. we shall sell all the furniture in said
house, consi ting Of Beds, Bedsteads, Bedding and
Mattresses Chamber sets, Carpets, Mirrors, Blu
reaus Clocks, Chairs, Work, Center, Card and DIM
and Iron ware; Tabl cutlery, sofas, lounges &C. &C..
Together with the entire Kitchen Furniture = -
HENRY BAILEY s. CO., Auctioneers. ,,y
Jy 70 dcd r.. Office 176 Fore street
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SLATEs: For sale-1oo squares second hand
Welsh Slates-a first rate article; will be sold
eaeap. Apply at Hallowen Cotton Mills. Hallowell.
Name, or to j. OLIVER, Jr 31s Harrison Avenue,
NN0N' MASS. n..L-----.-. !. ~ jy25 1w
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DORTLAND Mutual Fire Insu rance Co.
i At meeting OF the Directors of this Company,
held on the 18th inst, it was 1
Voted That notice be given to those who hold Pol
ic1es In this Company on property not destroyed by
value and they advised to insure elsewhere and
requested to notify the Secretary thereof All who
losses, partial losses by the fire. are earnestly re-
quesed to register their names with the Secre ary
at once. Those who owe premium tes, who have
not been burned out requested to call and set
tie them without delay. Per order of Directors
office over II. I'll. Hays, junction of Free and Mid
die streets. - -
JULIO eod1w CHARLES HOLDEN. President
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T NNUAL Observation-Disclosures AND ST, Law
"A RENEE r. r. CO.-The Stockholders Of the At
iantc and St Lawrence Railroad Company. are here
oy noHhed that their annual meeting will be held at
the once OF the Treasurer in the Grand Trunk Rail-
way Depot in Portland, on TUESDAY, the 7th day of
august next at 10 o'clock A. M, for the purpose Of
year. and for the transacto OF anv other business
legally presented. l1 -l-~~- O---o"'
FL. w. HERSEY, Clerk.
fotdand, Juy 10, looo. jy19-eodtm
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GERR1SH & PEARSON.
Messrs Herring, Farrell & Sherman Ok RroaSwav

a. -. sf5.- az Portland .Tu1v 70 1865
Messrs Herring, Farrell & Sherman 2sI Rroa 1H1v
N. Y: - 100 A"n' @oi oloao"ay'
a.. Gentlemen The large fire which occurred July
ensreiy destroyed our extensive stove manutae-
iy also, our office, which in separate wooden
puiiuIng, Two stores In height. The safe, one of
your Herr1ng's Patent Champion, was in the second
story 1t tell to the ground. We got it out by means
0fc aims. It was red hot. We had it cut open on
Saturday. The books and papers contained init were
- ~ n. r. RICHARDSON g CO.
-pi- Portland July 10. 1866 8
Messrs. Herring, Farrell & Sherman 25I Broadway
Conference.-The once beautiful CITY has beer tbe
scene OF the most terrible conagration ever known
IN the history OF fires this Continent Fiffea on
hundred buildings were destroyed covering an area
OF more than two hundred acres reaching mile and
one-haif IN length, by an average of half mile in
MiuIn: me building in which we had the office of
the Portland Fire Insurance Company was ENTIRELY
consumed We had large number Of books a \
papers; these with other valuables were ali locked
w IN one OF your large size " Fire Proof 8 ,fas },
we aug II out OF the ruins on Saturday where r. re-
NAMED three days and half. Afr cutting it omen
20 our great surprise and qualification the contents
were preserved in excellent condition. the covers of
the books were drawn by the steam Of the fire. nroo
composnon Every line and word in our books and
papers is perfectly legible not a leaf of onr hooks
OF paper snow the marks OF fire. When we take into
consideration the magnitude of this fire. the rrible
neat TO winch your safe was subjected no water hav
ing been thrown the ruins or on fhe fire nrove.
through which safes have passed in this severe tSt
many having completely burnej up, warrants us IN,
saying that too much praise cannot be bestowed On
- Inc herring, as every one of your make preserved
lts contents Respectfully yours, g $50
.5ia EDWARD SHAW, Trea. of p. M. F. ms Co.
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REMOVALS.

HAYES q DOUGLASS, may be found at No
II zig Fore street, corner Of Union, where they
VIII De giad TO receive their old customers. They
ware. iul21 1W
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e. M. PATTEN & co., Auctioneers.
- Office, 1850 For street. - : =.

- ton. On Monday, July 80, at 8 p. H., on the
premises, at Ferry .nage, will be sold large two
DRIED wooden Dwelling, together with the Land.
LOT about 70x2SO This property is near Overs
ship yard, and handy to the Steam Ferry, by which
communication can be had with the city every half
nour nom A. M. till 8 P. M. For particulars call
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building Site and walls

FOR SALE AT AUCTION. 1t is pronos.a % =,
Ier lor sale at auction, Friday the STtt " HI o
Oh Jniy instant, at II o'clock A. M OF, The uy
tne Library lot OF the Portland Atheneu mon p1
stfees. together with the walls OF the buildine @
Ssanung This sale Is subject to the action ef NV,
f[0pfletors at meeting called for the 26th inst o
Inc walls OF this building appear to be less ininrd
any others IN the burnt district. 1t is believed
they can be built upon, very expeditiousiy and at
moderate cost, so as to make very useful Two sto
building. By order of the DIRECTORS. A1
;u, "a t.uou, P. BARNES, President.
FURNITURE, CLOTHING &C.. at Auct;on o7,
friday, July q, at 10 O'Clock A. M. at No ss
fore street. we shall sell the contents of said stors
consisting OFFS Lounges, Tables, Bureaus. snIs'
" natn0ts Boots, Flannels, Damask Towels Coats
Vests ouder Shirts and Drawers, with general as
sortment OF Groceries, Spices Tobacco Pines .Sc
JyZ5 HENRY BAILEY r CO., Auctioneers.
HOUSE q LOT at AUCTION-On Tuesday. ,Tuiv
A., IL ZS, at o'clock, p. NJ, on the premises, we
snail sell the House and Lot on the Corner of Lin
com and Wilmot streets. 1t is two story wooden
mouse, convenient tor one or two families. finished
thoroughly from garrett to cellar, good water hard
anu Solt ana abundant excellent cellar gas throuph
out tne mouse, bay window, and house thorougRIy
painted inside and out. House new Possession,
gwen Immediately. Lot 24x76. It is very desirable
HENRY BAILEY s. CO., Auctioneers.
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OUT OF THE FLAMES. oliver s.. BeaIe. SION
Painter, has resumed business at No. 1871 Fore
street over Wyer & Co.'s store. aa iy1O
\. p, second hand sign boards wanted. a-
r .AW OFFICE. JAMES O,DONNELI. CoungeIor at
- Law, Commissioner Of Deeds and Notary Public has
taken Office at No. 1853 IL Congress street Cushman
Block, over Bells Shoe Store. iy1O If
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MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY-T 9 Annual
w Meeting OF the Maine Historical Society viii
be held at the rooms Of he Society, n Rowdoin Col
lege. Brunswick, on Thursday, Aug. 2, 1866, at
o. lock, A. M. '.l- EDW BAT,TAfsD Sacre+ar ~ .
Brunswick, July 10, 1866. & - I'd
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NOTHCE-REUBEN KENT has made arranre-
Bread, ship Bread and Crackers. at The Stor o.
MessIs. Chase, Rogers & Hall, NJ. 81 Commercial
Seet until ne can resume business at the Old stand
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-04

Marrisd.--At ST. Thomas (Episcopalisn)
Church, on "Wednesday evening, December 81
lo60. BY Rev William Lu-k, Mr.. John BLAZE
10 Mis-, Eva WEsTEavrLr. daughter Of Mr.. Joseph
Westervet, all of this place.
he above announcement appeared in our paper
OF last week, but epubsh it in order to afford
us an opportunity to acknowledge the reception OF
. portion OF the elegant and delicious weddins
cakes. and to tender to the happy couple our bes,
wishes for their future happiness al prosperity.
On the 18th OF December, 1865, by w. w.
w elch, at the residence of the brides father. Mr.
Minios CrxsISs and Miss SARAH E. GROVER. AL
OF North township.
On the 10Th OF December, BY the Rev. l.. S.
Daley, at the residence Of the brides father in Lii.
maville, Stark Co, Ohio, Mr.. II ESRr n. HAND, OF
Marshall Co., Ind. and Miss LAURA l.. SIu.r..,
ofthe former place.
The happy young couple have our profound
thanks Tor the handsome manner in which they re-
membered the printer. May.tbeir welded JOYS be
as sweet as the cake which accompanied this no.
tice, and their success commemorate with thei,
libsrality.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-04

Rice & Bro. doing lively business this
winter in buying railroad ties and square timber
This is a great benefit to the farmers of Marshall
county A large portion of the lands being heavi-
ly timbered require much time and hard labor to
put them under cultivation. Formerly thi, was
attended 9th a great deal OF expense, bat now,
through the agency OF the proprittors of the Low
Price Store. the timber not only paws for the clear
ing tia lands, but also furnishes ut the same time
support for the family during the winter. All
should improve these good roads and bring in their
timber and ties.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-04

10. G.. Tive neglected to notice las. week
3 sumptuous repast gotten up by the members Il
thi. order, for Christmas evening. The style in
which the supper was gotten up reflected much
credit upon the female members OF this fraternity
We we're fortunate enough to receive an invitation.
and. although we are quite temperate in the use oil
spirituous lipuors, we must acknowledge our in
temperance in RECALLING Ours.lf with the good
things OF the occasion. In fact We we're disposed
to sorm.ndi1e, as our nightm dl cams of wclve'
tigers catan ounts &c. satisfactorily proved to u.s.
This Organization is in prosperous condition.
and we hope the number of its members may con-
tinus to increase until all who now frequent IL
quor vending saloons may become active, working
advocates Of total abstinence. There is positive
necessity for the moral improvement OF our citi-
Gems, and since our Legislators refuse to assist in
this reforma,ory work, we hope this order may be
instrumental in causing the iority OF our people
to do what the Legislature has Embellishments
the liquor traffic.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-04
nemnr.et,. Mnnthlr Marnnine and Nina.

Demorset's Monthly Magazine and Nine. De.
morsst's Mirror of Fashions, for January has been
issued This Magazine, If not the very best. is
among the best offs class published in the United
States. Il is all that its nane imports. Every
number is beautifully illustrated With magnificent
ensravings, reliable fashions, full-sred patterns
and other brilliant novelties. and contains besides
original stories, poems, music. and other entertain
ing literature. II is printed on superior paper and
the execution sin the best STYLE Of the art Terms
50 per annum. Two beautiful steel engravings. or
package, worth s., of full-szed patterns. are Of
'fered as premium to subscribers. Address w.
-Jenning, Demorset. 413 Broadway, N. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-04
Th. Home vi.itor.-Messrs. BI.n1. Myers.

The Home yisitor.-Messrs. Blan1, Myers,
& Woodbury., the proprietors Of this literary week
", start out with the new year With = quartz OF
eight pages, handsomely printed. with . Smelly IL
Illustrated head, and portrait Of Robert Bonner the
Ledger man. The Home Visitor is one of the
most elegantly printed papers in the Wet. and its
matter is well selected reflex Of the literary quail
ifcations of the West. The enterprise of publish
ne good family weekly should be well sustained
in INDIANA and the Home Visitor conmends itself
10 our people before the many trashy and hashy
weeklies ofElstern cities. For particulars address
Messrs Bland, Meyers, & Woodbury., at this city.
ind. Jour.
We endorse the above most cheerfully and with
.ous any reservation whatever.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-04

ne 1annary thaw 10 "capi.al institution" for
producing Colds, Coughs, and kindred ailmen,u
much worse than severe cold vc,fbsr and -.
aosise our readers, particularly those predisposed
70 any pulmonary weakness. to see to II they are
"eh shod, and allow no change of clothing. II
any one IS so unfortunate az to contract q Cold
'Coagh' Ho.rseness, or other pulmonary disorder.
We Know o. nothing so efficient as Goes Cough
To those who have been living on the fat Of The
land through the holidays, and have got the;,
ssomachs on. of order. We would prescribe Coe',
Dyspepsia Curei il has cured some sery bad case.
OF Dyspepsia - q
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-04

A New voiume.-The Illustrated Phren.
ological Journal commences its 43d VOL with the
present January Number-which contains Rufus
Choate, John Marshall. Sir Mathew Hale, John
Bright, Flat-headed Indians, etc, with Portraits.
The Two Paths-S Portraits. Character in Shak-
ing Hands, illustrated Influence of Mind on
Dooy: Love and Lovers. Fore-seeing and Fore.
moving Ghosts ard Prophets. Heads and Hats.
Dres' ana Disease: Engineering pursuit.
New YORK Chy, With engraved view. Advice to
n Student. The wolf and the Lamb. The I.;oo
and the Mouse The Ass and his driver. The
Dog IN the Manager, etc.; with upwards Of 80 illus
srssions. A Pictorial double number, 20 cents. or
year for 81. Address Messrs. Fowler 4 Well.
3e9 Broadway, N. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-04
A Fine Compliment.

II would be difficult. We ttink, to conceive q
higher compliment to paper than 10 expressed in
the following. in regard to the New York Inds.
pendent:
A CREAr PAPRR.-Sometimes We are inclined
70 think that the New York Independent is about
the ablest and most progressive paper in the world
II placed the witness stand. before jury Of ma
tions. We would not venture to say it i, not. W.
intend to do our friends an important service in ad
vising them to obtain and read one or two numbers
Of the Independent. Itiss very Cyclcps among
newspapers. and strikes with forge hammers, and
always on the solid, clear ringing anvil of Truth
San francisco Am. Flag.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-04
We have adopted the following mode Of
d 1 g tri b ution
by sale OF IS 900 articles Of value.
Our New MOdc..

Tho articles ofgoOds numbered from up to 1000
81 500 consisting If Pianos. Mclodsons Geld and svs
Watches Sewing Machines Tea and Table Sets, Solid Sill
yer ca and table Spoons and Forks and the 9th
or 300 articles Of valuable Jew.lry, Work and Toilo
Cases. Photography Albums, Opcnf.ce Silver Watches ans
fancy articles in great variety 5000 notices nupbe roc
from to 600 printed and put into scaled envelopes
altw mixed and Of these is taken out and the
person sending TO Is cents 10 Of postage
correspondence and the article goods corresponding
with the number the notice will be to the holder
the same Immediately he desires purchase the article
the receipt eftso dollars For instance Ifths number
on the notice sent to shonld be 500 aud Piano.
Diamond Set Cold Watch should DO numbered 800 il
will he sent oyou ST. aud for every article in cu
list Of IS. 00 articles.
~ After receiving the Article, if IL does not
please you, you can return IL, and your meney shall
be Refunded.
age correspondence, etc. on notice.
Rememter that whatever article corresponds with the
number notice have 10y paying Tro Dol
lars for it, whether il he worth 500
our interest To- deal fairly aud send fine articles
confidence to the public and thereby increase, our
sales.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-04
DR.. TALBoTTs PILLS.

of highly from and
Of the highest medicinal vane naibe in the
al diseases of the Liver any arrangement Of the Dr.
organs They remove all impurities Of the Blood,
pepsis, Scrofnla Biousncss Liver Complaint Fever.
eadsche fiies Mercuria Diseases Hereditary Humors
pose BOT ADULTS one pill in the morning. children half
pill FROM one TO three pix will cure ordinary ca.es and
nom one to three boxes will any case OF no
matter how long standing Price 81 90 per box Trade
MOTT TALBOT, ND, leo.
nVfH"l ~ Futon street, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-04

The last LaPorte Union contains the yaledictory
OF John Milligan. Esq. who retres from the office
Mr.. NJ. has been connec.el with the Union, rs
editor and publisher for many years. and il was with
regret that read the announce ment that his CON
nection with it had ceased Tie will Ion. be re-
membercd, BY his brethren Of the press and others,
as quiet and unassuming gentleman, one of the
''raal ould stock. :" and the firm and unfinchins
advocate Of the Rights of Humanity. Nav sue.
cess attend him in Whatever pursuits he may en-
gigs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO CONSUMPTIvES.

The advertiser. having been restored health in r.
weeks 10y very smple rSmcsly after having suffered
several years with severe lnng Affection and that drcae
disease C"nsumptioE-s anxious to make known to hi
frllow-suiiercrs the ufcurc
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the prcscrp-
ten USED Tree of charged with the directions Ire
aud using the same. which thoy will End sc Ry for
90 81 rTIoN. ASTHsA. BRONCHITIS. CoTGHs. Coz
al Throat and Lang object Of III.
advertiser in sending the Prescription is benefit the
afflicted and spread information which lac cone-ives TO b.
Invaluable AMI he hopes every sufferer will try
dy as II will cos1 them nothing and prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription. by mail
will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co, New York.
Jan. 4, 6G-nlo-ncly