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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-13

We Thax nunuiar politfeal lnaga9ine,
the Old Gaasa, Hsspssss, Gs<ley's and
Psserson's Mag aainss, sts Laayas Friend,
Lssiissa Chimney Corner, and in fact, ali
tue leaainx publications throughout ths
country, both daily, weekly and month,
lys saa aiways be fosnd on the counter OF
Rurks 4 Davis, at The P. @. News Roem.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-13

CO Tia January aanhar Of Peter
soe's Aagasiae Is beautiful, interesting
sSa iasssasti#s A psEaSal Of isa Eell
Med pages VIII seDm ssa IL - eSsss
xsadss, wAIls the tsrns Of The pablica
ssoarsso dollars q year renders II
within the reach Of all. Address Chss
J. Peterson, BOO, Chestnut ss., Philaaei-
nAia. Pa, ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-13

ConxxgnArcxY.-Ws 1annot spssk In
300 hisAxssus m sexssx Ix4n -
ID lie well-sried remedy and Invariably
sares. Why win ySa sdkss from Dys.
pspsla, fndigpstona spa dises9ege q ahs
Stomach aud Bessn. when u gseS 1
resnsdy can be obsaiasSss easily.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-13

ARREs1s. Or Thursday last seven Of
De ehqyitabgs women Oh our city were
Fested--one for gettiag drank, and
others for bsag nates of 4 house
ill-fame. d. Aason, druns I plead
ilty; ansd $le aae costs, whasa she
ID, and gent o. her gay sejoiaas. A.
klsh and ] .Jahnsoa, aHed el2.saaa costa
Sealda's pay. Aassss Jackssn--pro-
fssar o. shs ssiussisasieun-amsd $50
Asosss, whiah shs sotlanls pays I
srses ~ r~-ls
Rsicg bA'eck.-~We weTs astonishsa to
} our livs friend Of the American Ex.
ess Do, w. D.. Saith, begin 20 build
brisk bIeek 90 lass in he seasoB; but
y pleased 30 asAeaacs that be has a. 9.
edsd ID getting il conplslad. sRiih'a
Jock ID some FOR fresh oyssers, fish and
ms. ifslusendsfo supply the world,
4 everybody that wants aRything 10 hi,
p, at ssassaahis charges. Jasa cal
fhe large brick opposite the paciat
haze sgl kfK 81 "a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-13

6 Remember that tie supper and
festival fGr thss hsne6t of he. N. :,
Church continues this evening, eOnoIu.
dag wisA ma auction sale Of % any heas-s
tifal and useful articles manufacsarsd-
by she ladies of Council Bluffs. Now
u she time 60 sssaEs an sxcelleHs sunpsr,
and contribute tosard y worthy object.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-13

Un UasTios.-ia ssiaiag sos lhat az
cslssas salsraass, o. q. DsLaad ] Co.'s
Bal Eaemiesl, be safs yoh gss wAas yoa
CHI Tor. ~ ii eonssaasnss u lie success
sAeTwass "a asy isnlsasisaa 10 ths mafkss.
IL la better than seda& ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-13

, Nor CoKRRcI.-Ths nspparsil saya
skas the report that thas oaies Is 10
change haads sbsas the frat Of january
isnos correct that TO ekaBge il to
take place in the management Of said
nfiee. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-13

gYSs ne kgArask@ Cty Presalsarns
thai lie Directors fshs c0AacH Bluff
and sssass Ina RaiIroaa, and TIA Platte
Coansy Railroad 6sld ] hsesihs In NV
Jerk on the 18Th usf AnssnhsF. Tbs
irsa fer the fsrmsx road has bssa par
cAassd "A pc ros4 HsI b sotplsssasS
NsSrasls bly, add III sssssHAIs By sSs
Flss Of April, 1867 ,Ths present survey
Of the road from St, Joe 20 tha Stale
Line wfll7 Be sbaad6sed ard shesoad
tbailt along shs river. TIA wsskxa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-13

|, THE PuaK.-WAs stass has ssee The
victim of deception, does nos want to gel
pare articles II yoa aesifeAss pnr-
chase good articles iRtAs gsqasFy linz,
We would say TO you, give Prsd. seiden-
top 4 Bro. ( cali cd : BssadSss. They
have as zoe ! sask ef psss fresh grses-
xsss a. Aa BE- fannd IN Ctnnail RIuffa and
are selling at ssnafi profits. You will
save money. byGgisiag thsn a call when
you want tea, coffee, sugar, ash, OF any
lthBg Ia The SrossrY nae. sRsmszAAss
the place, and try their goods.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-13

~ Ths fssssivaI By The ladies' Of the
EpisoopaI Church Of this sty win Be
held al Rarhop's Halb % ths svsaiaga
oEThassasy asd Esasay ii Aska wsak.-
We shall give further passisalars In our
psxassssa ns,I lssalI ].
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-13

- --~-~T-~-~@ aass7z e a.
aopars LAps's BOOK rEs saassvs
the January number Of This beautiful
magazine is one OF the finest ever issued
from the press. live are to judge by
it Of what the remaining numbers for
1867 w kbs, A. ssanisrwiSbsss . esTal in
any similar magazine published in the
QRiEed States. We shall publish the
prospectus nexC #etk! ssaiSefarh tbd
characteristic feala res for 1867. In the
meanwhile let US say, nov is the time -
IN AXE up your clubs. There IL no maya
EiCs IN toe country of equal attractions,
especially 70 the LADIES, ead if the1 a.
sire il for the coming year, no time
should bsiost ia forwardhag POUR nsmes
and the price Of subscription. three DOL
lars, 70 L. AsA1ohy, n EScosa@ gists
and Chestnut sts., Philadelphia, Pa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-13

ssIlss Dehssrars should MAX twice
%fsrs sssHg khemaetses In ihr dad. b.jdy
on RE Aanihfsffasion I. &c. "A 7ssaas.
And i've Dsaacsals abe aasi shIsk
% ius befara shsy aalew ssbs Chisass
TI1nss " as tAssss 10 ssyssgaaegso.-.
Hgaaeis BeRasFs $50 - s1s rs - g.
aszaNs ssers.eaeysx
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-13

MasYEEE TO ALL

AlIg - In.sa Aassrsi ssass<asS ~
.T q -. Csss ! aspsss ed nat
ssS ss any klaa wAatessT gxRk
svsEx maas Saaa ii fAafsspy = 81 esfsss aooa
o. each TussSsz to insure vaslseatiSS a sas ~ '
ausssx aAsessasasvsss xasxa FIN os 7s asss'
asisa frera tala Egls. : - 4 rxg -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-13

pHElrss EsoaSa.-Evosat oas N.oEScs
winds ms VI caa sss Elss Dswssn tom Mr..
Phelps locomotive which Ia Kept hnsy
in hripging up the material requisite to
Ieomrless the short distance remainias
uHfuissed baswsan he depot gEonads 10
this city ana Hhsrs the. work men are
eagagsd.. LIP y che present. ~risasg,
work has not been suspended, and u b
GpBfdlniip n 1ssssd sbss hon nov ID
sransis sr,sAs akarslz asss,a ssaa a viii
rssOa Asss A. d aAy 10 asaS ss hsud that
80 sssssasisss sia hsassszssssrys. sais.
Phelps IL pushing slepg the wssk rwssh
redoablsd vigoey and. wsaa ii act Tar shs
serious drawbacks 70 shieh ia H8a BE On
subject, and which no doubt lie ganeyiug
70 him as it possibly ssaia she "a tie
aasltea shsrasd ~szsa asw ns tsily soa-
EFsssa aPPs y tspRiSS ssdsS q sAis sisy.
We have high aatbofrity Tor : sayhiha shss,
IdaRiss the sasings. sF sAe easoisl shest,
the c. .. Il Std r. r. wili be Ia son
ftinats ~ . TheFssfs ! Time FER ali shynss Il
Aaa in e!t that d jiPals iFs.aded. no aoabt,
Etha co9pssiiaa at rtbs railroad lin
gussiouS Aasa sshs easassa ssinasssa al
' bopl@ssssa andrr tha islprassiop ,ts u
Il ooufd BE- bai1fby ne~spsagg pstF, is
aaisonigEfsd Sbas n % M be hsyrxx = soo.,
I IL Bot sooner than the sogth n asaswn.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-13

WHAr HoxEsT INBusTE WILL Do Eve
ry m an has within himself the elements
CT success-honssty and industry. II be
will properly devote bis time an sner-
Eies to an honest business, be must even
akJ@'. u sksr. ~sEllI
been made BY Mr.. s. SxERx, one Of the
largest merchants of our city. Mr. S.
sans 70 tais scssss&ry ssas Sew yaass
aga, a poor huk Aensss and insaFligenl
yoaug man. He soun engaged ia employs
ment, ST low wages, saved bis money,
sd il the year 1860, opened up small
baahess 'for him5sls, 1t eihsbh, TOaz.A
His honest way Of dealing soon brought
to his store nspy nsB customers, and
day By day shsnans Of Stern grew pop
ular. Hehsd to enlarge bis stock and
extend bis store. Thus it il With hon
est industry. Dir. S. continued bis trade
aloaa.aasls lzss spslAgssAw sasAasrease
E.aE bpsiness demanded, mers hslp, and
he rseeifed big brpth z ~ . parswos, ssd
EssssshsT sasy aarsa naws ruaaisg 4hres
lazga slssAipg ssorss-sso I'll C0aacii
Blnfs and una In Omaha. The firm Of
is 6Gesh sBsDs q bes@ipsss ed .Asssn
in the weat q one Of the most reliable
i shjs sssss ~kkzs - sSkansth
stores they reprrsent are sver rsplets
ENaa I "a 1ap 4 as af0 lE sseas
In which they 80 extensively deal. They
occupy ii b Szosa ssS xva wssx- spreaa
reputation as haaarabls. fair Dealers
asss b i yealle RIVE i'sslt e. :
6as pfsss sSsdsf ii ssdisss rxhssy, and
EsAssesss md. Assss -sssls sl, rssdxsaAas
IF'ssS.htug, Esssp asu9.sbiss gssAss Ne,
IN Ian AGO = q asn,i tiss, M sa., AZ ksssla-
fore. yin 81 sdfid at 4 asagsxtg 8aysads
p fashv kfs4 s1aH ..ssssFslssmsas, give
tkAn a4sslls and you Win Ind things, "a
NJ Asks,m s.ssUOx.r.s,
sxampla.rs4 tshqHsss. SaaaAsFy," and
weald sag TO ear xeaas fesgs 81 spa 10
Likewise. Ds not rad 10 adssrsify BAL
employ year axt IN s5wkA 10 soas
haaezle@s1sassa ~sas yoa will dad u
ss sa. 'R 'ss. H. I'LL I,s ss's y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-13

'aT The. Horthwssterp Railroad SOP.
times 10 make fapid strides 10 this d.
iees!ou, Irregular passenger treios bsving
commenced rusaang 30 ST. Johns Cd
" sdaesday OF We 'pssssas wssky sskus
leaving but about twenty miles more to
complete to enable The. cars 70 eoue
shundsslng into orr very nidat, ! II va
pre- to judge By the unprecedented speed
which has taasaS,stisgd he construction
of this road in the paaf, il Il safe TO pre-.
diet thai With the advent OF 1867. Couu.
sosE Bhass ssaL tafvss aaxosaiss1bp sat 10
all para sf sBssasssa sssslds sasar hope
is that theswsasAsF E@sy remain prupit-
aOus, ah@s saze maasgerslof ssbis import
ant enterprise nAs be enabled to push Il
speedily TO ultimate completion.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-13

fMPREATIEELr DExAypEp~-Ths pres
estsstAte Of ihsyx sesh@s i 4nasss I, ~
pesativsly necessary that warm and SER
Vieeable clothing shalt be brought into
reqpisilion. - Self-pVeserEation is tbs
hrst law Of aature," aaa If We wash &c
live ae - yths ,isjuncsioR BY pFe"idine
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-13

tYWt8 8ukfX E.13HAts0M-You are hsrEy aesi4
- I'D S@zx thers IL sos Sic In lAe szzasa u
~ cimk sf Ia n4Esxsst cgsSt in Snd xfpg ga
r5aaty ~ kssitisa n So u n faasfsa m
aa&1Sa&Y, Ne&~ aAfeas yea srBF&r IND answs 4
q sfsss, ID 81 SssdFs nv sassais 81 lbs sseoaE
dsy 81 the asxt tsxRvfsAa Distfies Ceast in snE
ess eJssdss a.. - Il - iles.N saasls
% shs SasAasy q JaagsSg 4 e1 ~. I'LL y
q - ! hsv f&g "a q. BALDWIN,
ssamp Hasws Asiy taE Pea =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-13

STsx wsH ~ fssmess eA ~
% Esea ae s6s as
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-15
The Educated.

Certain Scribblers for our weak cotempo
rary down town, have happy faculty of
boasting of their superior education and
literary character" While we detest
egotism, and desire to live and learn, we
never have, and hope we never shall, boast
OF our literary attainments. But this we
can say: we are thankful for the little knowl-
edge we do possess, and we gained it by oar
o'Cn efforts, with oar o,on means, and are.
therefore, unlike those who do the dirty
work Of the Columbian, one of whom was
educated at the expense of certain reli-
gious society, which society, as we understand,
has never yet received from him any reward.
favor, or compensation. Another was
forced upon the charity and generosity of
kind friend, who took great pains in his in
struction and early training, until he found
him unworthy and unavailable, when he made
servant Of him, which position he occu-
pies at the present time. Even the Jews of
Old endeavored to make restitution COM
planned and labored torid themselves of their
debt, mortgage and bondage. VIII not our
opponents do as much ? While our enc
mics seoff, we viii labor. Neither our work
nor education are finished. SHAKESPEARE
says: ''You talk of pride; o, that you
could turn your eyes towards the napes of
your necks, and make but an interior survey
of your good selves @, that you could !
What, then, Sir? Why, then you would
discover brace of unmeriting, proud, vio-
lent, testy fellows (alias fooIs) as any in
Rome
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-15
Let's See.

A few individuals in this town have been
successful, through the aid of Democrats, in
securing Office, and now we want to see
whether ornot, as Federal office-holders, they
VIII be frank and free in the support of the
Presidents reconstruction policy. Theymust
attend Democratic meetings, they must sup
port, talk and vote for Democratic candi-
dates, they must cease their abuse of Demo
Gratis, and take the field openly against the
Abolition disunion party. You know Lin
coin once said that, ''the man who remains
silent when he hears that Administration as
sailed, should be married as an enemy" and
you endorsed it. So your silence will never
do, gentlemen You cannot deceive ''the
Government" You must display your true
colors. The President is bound to have his
Offices filed by his friends IF you are not
honest and sincere friends of the President
you must give place to those who are. Fall
In, therefore, if you desire to retain the po-
sitions you now hold. Give the Democracy,
the true Union party, an open, decided and
undivided support. Do you understand
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-15
g The New Mercur Organ

The organ of little dissatisfied faction
In this place, styled the Columbian, has the
audacity and GOODNESS to call the DEMOCRAT
AND STAR g The New Mercur Organ sim
ply because we refuse to support anybody
else but true Democrat for Congress in
this District.
But you-thatare polluted with your lusts.
Stained with the guiltless blood of innocents
Corrupted and tainted with thousand vices
You judge it straight thing impossible.
10 compass wonders but by help of devils. y
We are bound to have nothing to do
with any of these men who were Abolition
lists and our worst enemies during the war
but are now claiming TO be JOHNSONme
for office. If they have any notion of vot-
ing for and supporting our men for Office we
have no objections, but we do protest against
any Democrat lending his services to elevate
that class of men to position. They are not
worthy of our support as Democrats and
should not receive'it. They are wolves in
sleeps clothing and the worst kind of
wolves at that This is our position towards
the Abolition clan of this country, calling
themselves the special advocates of JOHN
SON and his restoration policy. They
would make the people believe that they
have changed their opinions, politically, in
many respects, and have taken decided
grounds against the Radicals but if you
their organ closely and conrerse
with the men holding to it, you viii discov-
er that this is far from being the case. If
they are honest and have taken position
in opposition to the Radicals, there is but
one thing left for them to do, and that is to
hoist the name of HESTER CLYMER, for
Governor. Dare they do it? There can be
no middle ground for them to occupy in
this campaign.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-15
AveriCe.

A. prominent Republican declined to vote
for Judge Mercur two years since, though
he did not propose to vote for his opponent.
Some over jealous partisan urged the mat
ter strongly. No, was the reply. g en-
ployed Mercur to do some business for me on
two occasions and he bored two holes into
me, and if you elect him to Congress he
viii bore holes into the Treasury. Brad
ford Argus.
He has already bored one hole into the
Treasury, with two-inch auger, tapping
from it $4,000 as additional, making his pay
$4,000. The Republican party claimed to
be the special ADVOCATES of retrenchment and
reform when they elected him,-they were
going to establish economy in every depart
ment of the government, and thus exhibit
to the Democracy the unnecessary, reckless
squandering of money which had character
lied every Democratic administration for
the past thirty years. The people can now
see how well they have kept their word, or
"prscticed what they preached" The Dem
ocrats were honest, and the Republicans
corrupt. . 1t won't do to re-elect such men
as Judge Mercur.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-15

It;sa significant fact that the Democratic
party has always sustained every incumbent
of the Presidential chair who has defended
the Constitution, while the anti-Demo-
Gratis have heartily opposed all such. The
only Presidents ever elected by the anti
Democrats were Harrison, Taylor and Lin
coin. Through the pliablenessof the latter,
and the treachery of his leaders, the Demo
Gratis were humbugged into the support of a
war for the Union and consequently gave
him their support. But like each of the
others he died in the Presidential office,
and was succeeded by Vice President elect
ed by the same party. In each case the
anti Democrats quarreled with the Vice
Presidents because they would insist on
being guided by the Constitution they
each In turn, had to throw themselves for
support on the Democratic party. Presi-
dent johnson to-day is heart and hand in
with the straight-out Democratic
party, and has fallen back upon their consti-
tutional platform, while many of his pre-
tended admirers would have the public be-
ieve differently. These are significant his
torical facts
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-15
Democratic Meetings.
DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE
ROONIS 2DS w NIT S,rpu,rv,

DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE
Rooms, S2S WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, August 9, 1866
Hon. Hester Clymer, Democratic candi-
date for Governor, will speak as follows At
Allentown, Wednesday, August %.
Danville, Thursday, August %.
Lewisburg, Fryday, August "a.
Johnstown, Saturday evening, August %.
Somerset, Monday evening, August ~.
Umontown, Tuesday, August 2S.
Waynesburg (Greene Co.. Wednesday,
August %.
Washington, Thursday, August 80.
Beaver, Friday, August 81.
Newcastle, Saturday, September
Erie, Monday, September 3.
Meadville, Tuesday, September f.
Franklin, Wednesday, September 5.
Clarion, Thursday, September
Iitusville, Friday Evening, September 7.
Warren, Saturday, September 8.
st. Mary's ELK County, Monday evening,
September 10.
, Emporium, Cameron County, Tuesday
September IL.
Lock Haven, Wednesday, September -
BY order Democratic State Committee
WILLIAM 4, WALLACE,
JACOB ZIEGLER, Chairman.
Secretary
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-15
Don't Like 1t.

1t is amusing to witness the wriggling of
the Republican, of this place, to keep in
countenance the followers and true believers
of Abolition principles. The certainty of
defeat next October has become apparent to
the knowing ones and is creeping into the
masses with marvellous rapidity. The Dem
ocratic party is in good state of discipline
and can afford to look with great complacen-
cy up6n the demoralized forces of the enc
my. Some of them die hard, and Judging
from their meek but imploring faces and oc-
casional religious demeanor and patriotic
sentiments, one would suppose holding office
was very good thing, and difficult to part
with. They must give way that better men
may take their places.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-15

RsT Observe the fact-not Geary organ
In the State denies being in favor of negro
suffrage Geary himself does not deny the
charge ! Theirwhole cry is-''Our platform
don say anything about negro suffrage
for that amt an issue noao." 1t don't mat
ter what the platform says, for that can be
pitched overheard, ike the Chicago platform
of 1860, even if directly against negro suf-
ffage-which it is not. But it does matter
what the Geary organs and the Geary lead
ers say. Their views and utterances consti-
tute the platform and principlesof the Geary
faction, and they are all for negro suffrage
and equality. They do not and dare not
deny the fact.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-15
More Bounty.

Soldiers enlisted for not less than three
years who received only 800 bounty, are
entitled under an act of Congress of July
28th, 1866, to 500 additional bounty, in
case they served their term of enlistment,
or were honorably discharged before the ex-
piration of their term of enlistment on ac-
count of wounds received In the line of
duty.
Soldiers enlisted for two years who re-
ceived only $50 bounty, are entitled under
similar circumstances to $50 additional boun-
ty, and soldiers enlisted for less than two
years who were honorably discharged on ac-
count of wounds received in the line of du-
ty, are entitled to $50 additional bounty.
The above mentioned bounties will be
paid to the widow, minor children or pa
rents of deceased Soldiers, in the order
named.
The bill win be found printed in full on the
first page of our paper.
Those having claims will do well by max
ing the fact known at this office, as we have
made arrangements for the collection of the
same, which viii be made upon the most
terms and with dispatch.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-15

ITO CoRsuMPTATfvEs.- The advertiser having been
L restored to health in a few weeks by very sim
pie remedy after having suffered several years with
lung affection, and that dread disease, Con
SUMPTION is anxious make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure
To all who desire 1.-THE will send copy the pre-
scriptOu used reeoi Charge with the directions for
preparing and using the which they will find
CURE for Consumption, ,AsthEy, BronchitIs Colds
Coughs etc. The onl, object OF the advertiser IN
sending the Trcsc iption is benefit the afflicted and
spread information which locomotives be invaluable
end he hopes every sufferer VIII try his remedy, it
will cost them not hing aud may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, free, by return
mail, will please address Rev. z. A. WILSON,
Williamsburg KiRgs County.
Feb. 2S lSG6.-Iy 5. N. p. New-York.