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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15

and most practicable route from its
line, ut or near Horns llillto Drcs'
den, in Navarro county, and thence
to the town of Dallas, or within one
and Il half miles OF said town, and
thence to tho terminus on Red Riv'
er, within fifteen miles Of Preston
and said Company shall have said
road surveyed, stakcd and pcrma-
nently located to Dallas, or within
one and half miles of said town,
by the first day Of October A. d,
1868, or forfeit Of all rights acquir-
ed under the charter granted to
said Company by the Legislature OF
this State"
Mr. Munson moved to amend by
striking out the words in the fourth
limo from top OF first section, 'fl'om
the city of Houston to Red River, y
and insert in lieu thereof the fol.
lowing words "In accordance with
the provisions of the charter Of said
Railroad Company" Adopted.
The bill was then ordered to be cngrOss-
ed I'VE have not seen the provisions OF
this bill.--ED. HERALD.
On the 3rd inst, bill Incorporating the
Dallas Manufacturing Company, and bill
Tor protection of the Frontier passed the
House Of Representatives.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15

Of my public life, ! hold above all
price, and shall ever rccur with feel
ings Of profound qualification to the
last resolution containing the en-
dorsemcnt of a convention cmana-
ting spontaneously from the great
mass Of the people, | trust and hope
that my future action may be such
that you and the Convention that
you represent may not regret the as
surance Of confidence you have ex-
pressed. We are sure of it. Be-
fore separating, my friends, one and
all, please accept my thanks for the
manifestations ofrcgard and respect
you have manifested on this occasion.
| repeat that shall always continue
to be guided by conscientious con-
viction OF duty and that always gives
one courage, under the Constitution,
which l have made my guide.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15

no,;hcw OF cX-Gov. Wise arrived
here yesterday with an order from
Major General Schofcld, command.
ing the Department Of Virginia, to
recover all the personal property of
the Governor that could be tOand
A considerable quantity was found
in possession Of different persons,
who were quickly and rather uncer.
enormously dispossessed,
Sr. LOUIS, Aug 3l.--Eight come-
terics report 81 cholera intermcnts
yesterday.
ALBANY, II. Y, Aug 31,-Thc
President arrived here last evening,
and was welcomed TO the capital Of
the State by Gov. Fenton, The
President made no lengthy reply.
but merely returned his thanks and
accepted, rs the Chief Magistrate Of
the country, the hospitalitics of the
State. The President and party
were then escorted to the Executive
Chamber, where the Governor in
introduced the President to the Sec
retary Of State and to the Licuten-
ant Governor Gen. Grant, Admi-
raj Farragut, Secretary Welcs, and
others, were subsequently introdu-
ced. There were demonstrations Of
respect paid to the President at
Poughkcepsie, West Point. and 9th
er points on the Hudson River.
[Texss Associated Press Dispatched
JACKSON, Sept. 8.
PRAGUE, Sept. 1.-The terms OF
peace between Austria and ltal y are
progressing rapidly towards settle
ment. The conclusion is generally
expected in ten days.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Times Of
to-day, in view of the question ex-
isting between England and Amei-
ca growing from the war in tho
United States and the recent Fcnian
movement into Canada, urges the
British Government in serious con-
sideration Of the feasibility if not
the necessity Of amending the neu-
trality laws, SO as to hold the differ
ent Governments strictly liable for
the violation of these laws by the
subjects Of either.
PARIS, Sept 1.-Napolc n, in
writing to Victor Emanuel on the
llth Of August, regards that the era
Of peace has returned, and says he
expected the cession of Venetia, in
order to enable the people to choose
their own destiny, and has extend
cd his influence in favor Of human
ity, and the best interests Of the
people Of Venetia and Italy.
UEARTs CONTENT, Sept. o.-Last
years cable was picked up at TWEEN
" minutes to five this morning in
latitude 81 52, longitude 36 3D.
A splice was made and the cable
lowered at 7 A. M. The Great Eas-
tern IS now seven hundred miles
from here paying out-cvcrything
going on well and expects to reach
here Saturday next.
New York, Sept 2.-The Gcncr-
al agent Of the Associated Press is
carefully reviewing London dis
patches relative TO Confederate
bonds states it reads as follows:
The adyices received here Of the ac
ton of the Philadelphia Conven-
ton, have the effect slightly to ad-
vance the price Of Rebel bonds.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15

The State of Tennessee will prob
ably ere long be the scene Of an in
tense political excitement. The at
tempt of the Brownlow faction to
rule the vast majority of the people,
intolerablc in any view, but made
more so by their enormities, will be
met by State Convention, c spontan-
cously organized, for the adoption
of new Constitution. The Lebanon
Herald, speaking Of this contem-
plated movement, says!
There is, in our opinion, but ono
feasible method to alter, reform, or
abolish the State government, and
that is by calling Convention OF
the sovereign people Of the State
How is this TO be donor We all know
that the people who are in posses
sion Of the government of the State
will throw every obstacle in the
way of a pcaceable assemblage of
delegates. That they win try every
means in their power to prolong
thor despotism over ourdown- -trod-
den people, so it will be useless to
expect assistance from that quarter,
How is it 10 be donea Simply by
holding preliminary meetings, and
fixing on a davfor 2 srenoral e'eriioH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15
HEALTH OF Mr.. DAvIs.--A cor
of the Memphis Bulletin

HEALTH OF Mr.. DAvIs.--A cor
respondent of the Memphis Bulletin
says:
Approaching Old Point Comfort,
| could not keep from thinking Of
the proud heart beating there with
in those walls like q Gagged caglo,
and knew, too, from information
entirely reliable, that his health was
not what had been represented, and
that his life was gradually oozing
away. Mark my prediction Tho
only trial Mr.. Davis will ever have,
will be at the bar of Eternal Justice.
Uo will never live to be tried by an
earthly tribunal. He is farther on
the road to the grave than the out
side world has any idea of; and, ere
long, the telegraph will announce
to the press that the sutfcrings of
Jefferson Davis are at an end, and
he will be better of.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15
Challenge Competition!

ERKlNs 4 co. HAVE SUMMER SILKS
PERKINS g. Co. have Grenadines,
PERKINS & Co. have MelangesS
PERKINS & Co. have Balsarinesl
PyRxINs a Co. have Partisan stripes.
PERKINS & Co. have Silk Challel
PERKINS & Co. have Embroidery Robes
prnKIys & Co. have genuine Irish Poplin
PERKINS & Co. have Valencia j Lying.
PERKINS & Co. have Valencia Injecting.
PERKINS & Co. have Point Lace
PERKINS g. Co. have Shetland Shn@'s.
PERKINS & Co. have Lace Shawls
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15
MILLINERY,

Mrs. SOLOMON has just returned f.oi heN
York, and has selected foi us tho l;es'
STYLES Of BONNETS add HATS, 'hers pr,
PERKINS g. Co. have Empr, ss Booreis
PERKINS & Co have Gipsey Ho4rr.s.
PERKINS & Co. have Ncspolit.r .aca
PEnKIRs & Co. have Naha,
Perkins & Co have italian ,rlia
PERKINS g. Co. have Bnglsh Straw "' s
PERKINS & Co. have Fancy Gi-r fF-.
PERAISs & Co have Ma "a
PERKINS & Co. have DERBY Ha-s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15
Mantua Making DCp't

We have. ai great trouble ana 'Nf nee. '.i' t N
,rS,, Sey, yorE a competent cutfsralc ..l.| fy
.bo cannot be excelled IN this bran "ii ' 50
nd We, without hesitation. recOmairud D. 81 2" oHr
fifsnds as an adept IN this ar
Ne Ysrest q ablismeBt. and receive ih -ar every
thr, e morths and invite ih- ladirs q H"rsiun
and vicinity 10 call and examine the nov sisl,s.
Perkins Co offer TO the wholesaie trade ne i't-t
Of American Prints ai l2<@lb rents. Como Hna s'f-
HENRY Y. PERKINS A. CO.,
BESOs. and Perkins Ros, Main stteei. h'ns'
ton, Texas. lmayS' o'-S'.eI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15

We are thus enabled to offerto our friends
Goods as stated in onr heading.
In making this announcement we ask
parties desirous Of purchasing, TO CALL ex-
anime and Judge for themselves.
Our goods were purchased directly from
importers, and fine White Goods and Dress
Trimmings, we
Challenge Competition!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15

- Get your EOIIOSs at WHY'S
Rask House Bnilains co.sress - Ho1s-
tcn, Tsxss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15
The Great Decline In Prices.

EVER BEFoHI Hnu1yvs va A. sa"s7 0V,- y
STOCK HAVING BEEN pUBcR tiAD AFTER
The Shasta courier., 1866-03-03

other officers went down, leaving the advance
without commissioned leader. The way
was becoming blocked up, with dead men
and dead horses and the head of the column
stopped and wavered.
Marshal Lefebvre, from his elevated place,
saw this, and his heart throbbed painfully.
1t that column were routed, and the Russian
infantry charged over the peninsula the re-
suit might be calamitous.
But--see! A man in the uniform of a
French private, mounted upon q powerful
horse caparisoned in the trappings of Prus.
sian staff officer, with his head bare, and a
bright sabre swinging in his hand, rushes
to the front, and urges the column forward
His words are fiery, and his look is daunt-
less.
For France and tefebvre - the strange
horseman cries, waving his sword aloft, and
pointing towards the battery.
The marshal will weep if we lose this
day!'
The brave troopers, thus led by one who
feared not to dash forward where the shot
fell thickest, gave an answering shout, and
pressed on, caring little for the rain of death
so long as they had living leader to follow
Hoping that he might take the battery,
and yet courting death, Jerome Dubois
spurred on; finally the troop came upon the
battery with irresistible force
1t was not in the power of the cannoneers
to withstand the shock, and the Russian in.
fantry that came to their support were swept
away like chaf. The battery was quickly
captured; and when the guns had been turn
ed upon those who had shortly before been
their master, the fortune Of the day was de-
cided. The Russians and the Prussians-
horse, foot and dragoons-such as were not
taken prisoners, made the best of their way
back into Dantzic, having lost much moro
than they had gained.
Jerome Dubois returned to the guard.
house, and gave himself up to the officer in
charge. First surgeon was called to dress
several slight wounds, which he had receiv-
ed Next his colonel was called to see what
should be done with him. The colonel
applied to the general of brigade, and the
general of brigade applied to the general Of
division, and the general of division applied
to Marshal Lefebvre.
"What shall we do with Jerome Dubois?"
"God bless him |" cried the general vet.
eran who had heard the whole story; "Pll
pardon bim to-day and tomorrow I'll pro
mote him."
And Jerome Dubois, in time, went himself
to see the loved ones in France and when
he went he wore the uniform of a captain.
The Shasta courier., 1866-03-03

DEATH FROM CHEWING ToBAcCo.-The
Manchester Courier of Dec. 10 SAYS On
Thursday az inquest was held on the BODY
of a lad aged twelve, named John O'Neif.
whose parents reside in Green street Ancoats.
The deceased had been employed at the
works of Messrs. Brook & Waterworth,
tobacco manufacturers, Smithfeld Market.
About three weeks ago he complained of
lightness and dizziness in his head He
ceased work, and DIR. Bradden was called in
to attend him. The deceased seemed to have
constant disposition to sleep, with loss of
appetite, and he continued i'll until Monday,
when he died. DR.. Bradden said that when
he was called in to attend the deceased, he
had at first some doubt as to what was the
matter with him. The lad was very drowsy,
complained of pain in his stomach, and he
had frequent desire to vomit There was
great nervous depression, with a cold clam
my skin, and weak futtering pulse. Wit
ness attended him until his death, and had
since held post mortcm examination by
order of the coroner. He found the mucous
membrane of the stomach very much infam-
ed, the heart pale and fabby, and the brain
congested. The other organs were tolerably
healthy. The mhcous membrane Eof the
stomach and the covering of the mouth and
throat were stained quite brown, and this
must have been caused by the chewing and
swallowing of tobacco. The causs Of death
was the absorption of nicotine.
The Shasta courier., 1866-03-03

The BROKER AND HIS CLERK.-Many o
man, who has become hardened criminal,
might have been saved to society by little
tender sympathy and discriminating kind
ness in the beginning of his vicious life. -,
Few men have grace to act like the broker in
the following incident, but success would
often follow such kindness. 1t is easy to
ruin, and it is easy to save a young man.
One of the leading brokers in New York
had young man in his employ. The vast
amount of money in his hands was great
temptation to him. Small sums were miss
ed day after day quarter once, then fifty
cents, then one dollar, then two dollars were
missed. He was charged with the pecula-
tion The broker showed him how he could
detect the abstraction of the smallest sum
OF money the young man stammered and
confessed. g Now" said the broker, 81
shall not discharge, | shall not dishonor you.
| intend to keep you, and make man of
you. You will be a vagabond, if you go on
in this way. Now let me see no more of
this" He went to his work. He did not
disappoint the confidence. He did honor to
his employer. And the other day he was
inducted into one of our banks in an honor
able position, and his employer became his
bondsman to the amount of $4,000. Had
he conducted as some would have done
sent the boy away and proclaimed his dis
honor-perhaps he would have ended his
days in the State Prison, and have been sent
to his tomb in the garb of convict. But
young man was rescued from ruin who had
been placed amid the temptation of money,
ana Ior a moment was overcome.
The Shasta courier., 1866-03-03

TIE late Hon. Thomas Corwin, while in
New York, not long ago, was introduced to
one of the party Of heavy pursed Euglishmsu
then travelling in our country, as an
sOhioan." The British gentleman was ~
first little puzzled to guess Mr.. Corwin's
nationality, but after gazing upon his sum
burnt face, he warmly seized the honorable
gentlemsn's hand, and kindly inquired
whether his tribe were at peace with the
xhiteai
The Shasta courier., 1866-03-03

MAJOR Quattlebum, of Georgia, has ap.
piled for pardon. He rests his case" on
the fact that by serving four years in the
Army as Rebel-wether of flock of "g'ril.
lers,' he helped bring the thing to head
and extinguish slavery" eff we hadn't fit
about it," says the Major. the damned
thing would have been thar still.'
The Shasta courier., 1866-03-03

W.> l.. p. FISHER--Is the only Agent
of the SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with pow
ers to receive subscriptions and advertisements and
receipt for the same.
0FFICE-1713 Washington street, opposite Ma
guire's Opera House.
The Shasta courier., 1866-03-03

A LADY. describing an ill-tempered man,
says:
He never smiles but he fees ashamed of
it."
The Shasta courier., 1866-03-03
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

ORIGINAL WILLIAMS AND KELLINGER
~ Gold, Silver and Copper Mining Company
Location of Works, Pitsburg Mining District,
Shasta county, Cal.
Principal Office, Red Bluff, Tehama Co., Cal,
February l3, 1866.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the
Board of Trustees of said Company, held ,on the
18th day of February, 1866, an assessment of one
dollar and fifty cents per share levied upon the
capital stock of said company, payable the l4th
day of March, 1866, in gold coin of the United
States of America to the Secretary, at the Office of
the Company in the Court House in Red Bluff,
Tehama county, Cal. Any stock upon which said
assessment shall remain unpaid on the 14th day of
March, 1866, will be advertised on that day as de-
linquent and unless payment shall be made before,
will be sold the 3lst day Of March, 1866 to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with costs Of
advertising and expenses Of sale.
NJ. H. MYRICK, Secretary.
Red Bluff, Tehama county, Cal. n7
The Shasta courier., 1866-03-03
HIGHEST PRICE
PAID FOR
FURS,
Of all kinds, by
!, L. LAVENTHAL, Shasta.
ESTRAY NOTICE.

II HAVE THIS DAY TAKEN UPAN 49,
estray Gray Mare. branded thus o II ~
on right shoulder on left shoulder 6ny ner-
son claiming said mare will please call at my place.
on Saltwater, Shasta county, prove property, pay
charges, and take her away.
LEROY GREGORY.
Feb. Is, 1856. "a
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-07-05
FOR SaERIFF.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

The friends Of GEORGE W. NOR,
GAN present his name TO the voters Of 81,
MaFy's county, as a suitable person to rep.
r acnt hb IN rhe'next Legislature Of Ma.
ryland, and, If be viii coLsent to servs. hr
via be warmly supported by
81 sAsa..s...s .LEoNARpTogs DisTHcf.
june IL, 1eG6--ts, - . sasss
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-07-05
NOTICE.
sOluable Pacific 0uano.


900 LBS. SOLUBLE paCIFIC GU
&UO AN0 contains 70 ~. animal NAL
ter yeiding 7 To 8 lbs. aepliosia.
Also 50 70 % us. earthly bgns PLoYlmt,
N tme. 30 lls 81 which are siabis phosphate
II cpmfaucs alithc ~ vaanges u Tie besl
brand, u shpa Phosphate. with those Of pe.
ruvinn GuAno.
By feasip q Is retifr ac,giraii0i, We
fscnGliht,,d 20 F'ey etIe.s ly 'wei3l' 4, b,
nsed per ARE, thai of any te,tiltzfv c0iipa
ID" same per tim and nn more per acre than
~ ihpar rIlng a. 20 per c. more per lo',
ilsnce IFS ecolpsay.
fhis auaur weighs G5 lis. per bnshci henrs
N applying i farmers must Be governed rs
weight and not by Talk, for Il il mnch hght.
er than the Sufer PhvsPhatcs, Ecery carge
duly Inspected
JOHN s. REUSE y co,
GESERAL AaEsTs F0a rHE SourH,
"a South Sfrr,f baltimore
March Is. lsgG-stn.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-07-05
NOTICE or DIVIDEND.


I'M application GrDr. H.. AiIss Admins
AItfafor. 4 IN n WIN ID Taylor. laie e Sam
May = county f.rtAasd, tis ofasr@i bY,h'
Court, tbai tie sid AJmtnisuatos Bpt,fy ih,
cfsdisofs 81 ,hs ssm dsceaasa ia hls thtil
CLAIMS sealnst AAj Ierrgssli ~ tiE Office ~ m,
H-s.-ief af W,iiA fef Sasai MAssts ea4sniy -. a
bsfofe the g2nd LAY ~ August 1865 Gsr diyi
dsnd, and lhe, ihs order he paisltslsed oHct
week ~ sarb Wseb uuul the said 33nd day .
August next.
Test,
JAM EST. NJ. RALEY.
Register 81 VIII
for Sc Mary s coapiy
May i7,h. Isjs-td
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-07-05

with antiacids and caunlnatiyes TO strength
IN the stomach and nervous. sysirm. IL y
certain REMEDY loF Dyspepsia, ~ INDIGESTION,
Nervousness. l,oss of Appetite, Accithiy q
me ston,ach, Flatulency aud Debility. ~ Is
not alcoholic, therefore particularly suited ioF
Weak, Nervous aud Dyspcctic ie's,his. fd
sale BIZ an Druggists everywhere az 81 per
bottle.
Feb. let, !sCO---ly.
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for SeaFs from
Nervous Debility, Prensture Decay, aud all
fle Effects Of youthful iHdiscrction, will. ior
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free 10 al
who need IT, the recipe aud directions tofmak.
: rug the simple remei, by which be vas cHr-
ed. Sufferers wishing 70 profit by the alycr-
Users experience. can do 50 BY undressing
JOHN Is. OGDEN,
~ No. 10 Chambers ST., New York
Feb. sth le66--lyr.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-07-05
CHEAP GOODS.


M CONRAD takes pleasure in announcing
lNs 20 he eiizsnr u 81 Mary county that
he has lusl returned from Baltimore with vel
selected stock Of SPRING and SUN ~ ER
GOODS, 80 which he would most respectfully
call The nigetliini Of those 10 wani Of good and
chea- Goods Ills stock embraces sl,noat sv.
cry article found ~ a country village store.
flis stock Of SHOES, BOOTS and HATS
vs. very large and heean oiger grea, bargains 20
osc ia want.
IN TIE DRY GOODS Line, he offers goods
Of AL kinds at greatly reduced nnets--CALt.
GOES from u -, Is 70 rs cenis PEI yard.
DRESS Goods be offers u1uslaliy low
Brown and bleaehed MuSLINS he offers
from IA 10 81 l-2 cents per yard,
GROCERiES--he Tiicrs bro SUGAR from
10 10, is TO Is cents per ID. COFFEE from
30 TO 81 ~ cents per ". and other g0ods 10
proportion. In short. he cffsra all kinds Of
goods at low prices. Call tltn II you aani
BARGAINS. TrRss Casa.
lie offers also large lot IL second hand Gov
eminent GEAR Tor salss set.
Remember, il you want BARGAINS, to call
at the old stand.
n. CONRAD.
hgrHi
Those indebted are requested to pny their ae-
counts, and no further credlting, except on sps.
esl contract and agreement. q.
April 10. lsb6--tf.
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oFHrERss
GEO. p. TIlOM.IS. nrseidenl.

GEO. p. THOMAS. Precedent.
BoARDo F pisgcronss
Hamliep Faster, eflIam'ltca Ras'er 9 Go.
.Hlen Il Chapman, Of Kirkland, Chase .
Go.
I.o. p. Thoniss, of Helm, Nieodemd' 9
70.
lingh sisson, slssm Wnrbe worts.
ilram Woods, y. q Doaghersy, Woods 4
Geo. II. MHle. Of cofFra,h, Miller 4
Thomas cussatd. n GRsea cesmfi .
Son. 8s
William Devries. of wm. Devices 4 Co.
CI,ar.sa wehb, 81 Thomas q On.
JOHN W. DAVIS, see'y,
7 W. H.xE. N ". Medical Examiner.
Cuais. JonN,oS, NJ. y. Consulting PbyT
Thomns !. Son. IA. o. Medical Examiner
Tor Saint Mays County.
rrr-Na charge for P9lie ies. simps Or Me-
dicai Examination.
FOR Tahles or Rates &e., apple ~ the oMcf
oil he Company
No Is gotr1 ST..
over Ftsntlin Badk.,
LINES S. DOWNS.
Isousr'fawn,
AREN'T frr ST Msry's County
.sugus, 9Th I655--if.
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naI 1ekySir.fsri;T-r-rFs.


cAe adsvgtisir. lal 81 ssg 3een restored 4
health ID 4 ~ reaes by verv fimp'e reip'
CIV after haMrgG lfereil Thor several year
viii a severe fWng- alsecti m. and that dreaf
sidlse,se, Cinsun pthn---is agxions to make
known TO his tclow-sufIerers the means q
cure. Nl.L2 "a sE go
i. eTa all wh,, siHSire H. he VIII send copy 81
theprpscripton ilsed free Of lcbarati, with
Z the directions frs preparing anel udne ths
4 sarnr, yghichsth,y will find SURE CraE for
CexsuyprIsS. AsrHMA, BhoscuIr's. Cov9as
\. ColDs. anil al Threats and Lung Affections
The Only ohject Of the advertiser 10 sending
tie PFeseriptim i 70 belflt the ash.csed, ami
spread ipfornasion which he, conceiyes 10 b.
jnvaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy. as ID wilhcest sihem nothing,
and proyee blessing. ss M g,
Parties wishing the prescription. rKEE by
return mall will please address .e1aS
sRf.y. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg. Kipgs O., New York.
Fes. 18th, IS6a-lyl.