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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-06-05

"Twenty years ago, rs now, there were
towards in our Halls of Legislation, !" growl
cd Thaddcus Stevens the other day. when
things were coming to such O pass in Con-
gress that "Thad. could not walop his own
jackass."
a Democratic paperpublished in Pennsyl
wanna must have Mt once shocked and sur
prlsed at Stevens by.frankly admitting the
perfect truthfulness Of his assertion. and
reminded him Of an incident ttlcmonstrating
the accuracy Of his recollection Twenty
odd years ago Rump Legislature atterapt.
ell to perpetrate in Pennsylvania acts of the
most tiagitous and wicked character. The
Eataline Of this. conspiracy was one Thad.
deus stevens The people were driven to
phrenzy by these men, and vast delegations
OF indignant rcmonstranis marched to the
capital OF Pennsylvania TO bring the Lepis.
lative Offenders to there senses. They fileI
the Hall of the State House of Representa-
uYes' but were quiet and respectable in their
dol 'tmcnt. .l,.'
. Tho presence Of these honest yeonon
however, greatly frightened tho riSo,e,Iar
and ciiief offender, 1Ihaddeus Stevens la
jumped out Of back window NJ ths r;sk ~
his life, and, cseaping unhurt,l fed 70 atb;cr
jungle OF briars and g6oscbery bushes, into
which he crept liksa2 hunted fox Il Snon
another conspirator jumped through a
WINDOW and dasfed towards the same place
OF eonceaiment. Thad., hearing the noise
a anu imagining that tho Avenger was upon
'ho war path and had discovered his hiding
place, beloved, "For Gods sake .don't kiH
me- TO which pathetic appeal his brother
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triCt.
The Cars

Arrive here now in The afternoon
from Columbia at about six 6 o'clock ;
and from Charlotte at about five o'clock
in the morning.
We see it stated that the merchants
from Columbia are likely TO ship cotton
this way to New York, as freight is su
exorbltant on the South Carolina
Railroad as to be intolcrablc. t Ft
President WIN. JouNsroN is disposed
to accommodate the public and it is the
wish no doubt Of that public that the
road under his charge should receive
public patronage.
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From WashihgtOn.

I..~WAsnNaroN, May 3l.-It is said
that the report Of the Secretary OF tho
Treasury will show that the total ss,r0
OF nearly thirty millions Of gold since tbe
first Of May have beer. Effected at 3fi
and that no gold was sold in March and
April for less than 27. n.l% -na7'15"
among the recent paraons the name
OF w: j. Simpson, or s. c., Of tho late
Confederate Congress is mentioned:
James Wilson, Of Indiana, Minister
TO Ve"ezuela, William Faxonnn., OF C;otI.
neccttl9cat, and Capt. CIV. Fox, Assist
ant Secretary Of the Navy" James
Ready, New Orleans, assessor . oof inter
mai nal revenue, have been confirmed 'by
II is untrue as published that Tho
PRESIDENT does specially object to the. 70.
construction resolutions now pendinc n
the Senate. He adheres to his own
programme OF restoration 's.'' ''.',' i.lH
II WASHINGTON, June L. Public, b,,s;.
ness was suspended today in respect TO-
the memory of he late Glen. Scott ''|
Congress not in session, both Houses
having adjourned to Monday.
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Case Under the Civil Rights Law in Bal.
timOrc-DGcIsiOn Against the Negro.


About two weeks since negro nam.
ed A. A. Bradley (who is named be.
low purchased n ticket Tor Washington
City at the Camden station Of the Balti.
more and Ohio railroad. Passing down
the platform he halted near the car es.
peclally set apart Tor ladies and gentle.
men and took a survey He then APP
proached the officer at the car door and
stated that he saw vacant seat inside
and wished to occupy it. He was told
that he could not enter the car even if
he were white, and was directed to the
car appropriated to those of his
color. He then drew forth his ticket
aud said 1t designated no particular car
IN which to ride, and again asked to be
admitted, and was again refused, with
the admonitlon to leave that spot.
Bradley left the depot, and returned the
day following, accompanied by two
White friends. The same scene was
enacted as upon the previous day, when
he again left and proceeded to the office
OF Justice Hayward, where he nstitut.
ed suit against the railroad company,
claiming damages to the amount of one
hundred dollars, for that, by the
action OF the railroad company, he failed
to reach Washington in time to meet
some engagements. The company was
summoned by due process and tho case
set apart for a hearing yesterday. Mr..
John IL. B. Latpbe appeared for the
company. The negro, who calls him.
self lawyer, and is also lecturer, ap
peared, in his owuLS Sshalf. was about TO
open the case,when the justice objected,
saying that he could no. recognize him
as an attorney OF this Stale, and there.
iore, he was not competent to plead be
fore him. At the request of Mr.. La.
trobe the objection was Withdrawn and
bradley permitted to proceed. He
then went into long trade about. the
nights of the negro under the Civil
Rights Bill, the equality of all men be.
Tore the law, &c. He contended that
the railroad company had no right to
refuse him admittance to any car, and
that he, under the law, could take a DO
sition where he pleased. On the other
hand, it was argued that the company
as corporation had a right to make
their own rules and enforce their reeula.
tons that they have the power to say
when certain classos ofpassengers should
be accommodated and when they should
not this was essential to the good gov.
ernment of the road in every respect.
The justice, after hearing both sides,
gave Judgment i'll favor Of the railroad
company.
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tngstivc savagely responded, "Hush. god
id cowardly fool lis only me f" AS the
truth of this storyha meyer been question
ed. Mr.. Stevens was telling the truth when
ho declared that there Sere 'tcoTardly leg
islators twenty years ago. We should
think So, e R4 .M
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Tho Wheat Crop.

So far as our information enables us
to Judge we are decidedly Of opinion
that tho wheat crop will be compare.
lively light in this District. Tho rust
has damaged tho grain considerably,
and good deal Of the wheat is thin.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-06-05

a CURIOUS SCIENTIFIC APrAIn. Had the
people Of Paris been able to hear Queen Vic
torla deliver her speech upon the opening
OF fariiameht, they conld not have received
u AZ soon as they did by telegraph
SOUND moves at the velocity of three hundred
anu thirty,threeyards q second, consequent
~ IL would nave taken twenty one minutes
20 20 60 from London TO Paris lin other words,
~ INC Queen mad said, "My Lords" at Lon
don, Mt two O'clock, at two o'clock and
twenty-one minutes the accute-eared PART
SLAMS would have heard these two. The
whole royal speech was sent to Paris by the
electric telegraph in Ten minutes; ,conse. q.
minutes. wv ~ ''''''
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WIN III SBORO.
Tuesday Morning, June s, 1866.

C5gT~ T. p. SLIDER, ESQ, is the
sole agent for this paper in Charleston
S. G..
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FCnianS Again.

|. BrFFALo, June Notwithstanding
the vigilance Of the authorities IN this
section, aud the United States steamer
Michigan being under steam anu having
her ports open and the city swarming
with Canadian. spies several regiments
of Fenians crossed into Canada last
night, including troops from Kentucky,
Tennessee aud Indiana. "a regiment
from Ohio and one from this city. At
this point they marched IN canal boats
drawn by tugs and when nearing the
Canadian side, set mp wild Irish shouts,
with green flag Boating. 3#.'
Col. O'Neal Of the Thirteenth Reei.
meni, Of Nashville, is in command at
Fort Erie. A large number of persons
were viewing the sight from this shore.
The Fenians say no depreda:ions shall
be committed. All the Canadian wire.
on the Canada side have been cut, ex.
cepting those near the suspension bridge
The Fenians are reported 10 be march
ing towards the Suspension Bridge 22
miles from here. 9..d
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The FCnIallS.

The invasion of Canada by 5000 Fe.
mans, or advocates for the freedom cf
Ireland, is the storm in tca.kc,tlc
which now attracts some public notice
The probabilities arc all against this cf.
tort. 1t Is the Lilliputjan against
Brobdlgn"g. However desirable it may
be to the friends of Ireland to see her
ENJOY all the rights and privileges secur.
ed to others under the same govern
mcnt, yet it seems far.fetcLed idea that
the liberation OF Ireland can be effected
by the invasion of Canada. 1t mav be
the purpose to free the population Of
Ireland but not the soil, from British
thraldom. BY making Canada free for
lrishmen, there might be an exodus
from Ireland Of all the Irish. If This be
the purpose, and if Canada is prepared
for revolution, something may vet come
Of this inyaslon-ot otherwise, it must
como to grief and its leaders to pulling
hemp. f'#
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The American Patriot

.
Is the title Of new rnalpublished
inl Columbia, by j. e. BRrTroN,s daily
and tri weekly.
We rcclprocatc the good wishes OF
the Patriot that The Press Of the State,
and indeed the whole country. will be
characterised by an elevated tone and
wholesome sentiment in their inter.
course.
The AmOnnt Of Cotton Planted in the Dis
triCt.
No exact estimate has been made, but
it is plain that on some plantations the
proportion Of cotton is too large for the
provision crop.
A general war in Europe this summer
would very materially affect the price OF
grain in the United States. And hence
tho Importance Of each farm being able
TO stand on its own bottom.
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United States Troops After the Fenians.

UHIltu NluEtS Troops Alter The FenianS.
BosToN, June 1.-Two companies of
regulars left for the North this morning
from Fort Warren, undor Col. Living.
stono Newby4has raised Fenian Cav.
airy Regiment under command of Col.
lc0ntai' late of Mosby's gnerilas, a part art
OF the expedition from this city,
The Fenians say, that Gen. Ftzhugh
Lee will command the cavalry wing of
Their Their army OF invasion. They further
say, the blow will be struck early next
week, probably on Monday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-13

IMPORTANT INvENTIoS-We are glad to
hear that our fellow citizens, FRANK BRowER
and GEO. c. CAMPBELL, have succeeded in
obtaining patent for their process of disin.
tegrating and desulphurizing gold, silver and
copper ores. The process is considered a
very great improvement upon any now in
use, and probably will entirely supersede
that patented by DR.. Aver, of Lowell, Mass.
We have been shown samples of Nevada and
Colorado ores reduced by their process to the
condition of a fine black powder, and appa-
rently entirely free from sulphur. Samples
of ore have been sent them from New York
City, a,d the disintegrated product returned
there and submitted to practical miners, who
have expressed themselves very highly
pleased with the result. We make the fol-
lowing extract from letter received by them
from New York:
~ think the treatment of the ore splendid,
and should say fine enough. l should like to
know if cheaply done, without chemicals. If
SO, big thing"
We have had the process explained to us,
and remember enough Of "Farraday" to
know that the process is cheap, simple, and
without chemicals; and We would advise our
friends here who are interested in mining
property in the Territories, to call upon
Messrs. Brewer & Campbell and see if they
don't want the right to use their process
before it gets into the hands of Eastern CAPT
talists.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-13

UTICA THEsPlASs. We are advised, not
outstanding the bad state of the weather
the entertainment given by the Utica The,-
pan S S2c:S.y on Wednesday evening, was
attended by full house, anG judging by the
repeated demonstrations ofapplause, gave the
highest satisfaction. This attests more strong
ly than language can, the popularity of the
institution and the proficiency its members
have attained in the histrionic art. The next
entertainment takes place on Wednesday
evening (Jan. l7th,) when will be presented
9Th. Merry Monarch" and the yankee
Duelist"
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TO CONSUMPTIVEs.

The advertiser having been restored 10 heSth in few
weeks by simple rcy, after having suffered for
several years with unl affection and that dread
disease cOnsumptiDn-is anNios - make known to his
fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, hc will send copy the peTscrip
ii used free Of chargc) with tine direction. Cor prcj=.I
ing and using the same which they will find Cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs Colds and
all Throat and Lung affections. The object thc
advertiser IN sending the Prescription is u benefit the al
fced AMI spread information which hc conceives In De in
valuable and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
il will cost them nothing and may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription free, by mail
will please address. Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
dec so. 65-ly Williamsburgll. kinzs Co, y. Y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-13

GRAND GIFT EyTERPRIsE.-The members
Of Undine Engine Co. No. ., needing good
deal IN the way of funds to 'Iut their engine
and its fixtures in tip Top vi Ter order, and to
be ready for any emergency, whether in storm
and cold intense or genial sunshine, have
projected a grand Gift Enterprise, so that
instead of calling on the public to give their
money outright, they offer them a most
tempting chance to get the little advance
they are asked to make back and hundred
fold more The articies, We hre assured, are
put at their actual cash valIe, the company
realizing their profits from thIe parts donated.
ASIDE, however, from the chance of gain,
every property owner at least ought to take a
few tickets in this Enterprise. The boys of
the Undine have been rs fait hful any fire
company can be; they have worked Z" within
an inch of their lives" at every FIRE: they get
no pay ; and the public are bound in a huns
dred ways to poy their neces Eary expenses.
See the advertisements Grand Gift En-
terprse "--in another column.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-13

We keep constantly on hand, at the FREE
TRADER Book Store, a complete assortment
OF Blanks-including justices and constables
Blanks, Blank Tax Receipts, Deeds, Mort
cages, Notes-in short, about everything
you can name in that line, and sell below
Chicago prices
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-13

Mr.. WARRISER, whose grocery store, as
our readers remember, was burnt out by the
late destructive fire, he's re-opsned next door
west Of the First National Bank, in connec>
ton with Mr. Dyer. See his advertise meut.
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WALL PAPER .

We have just commenced receiving direct
from the manufacturers, and will in few
DAYS have, at the FREE TRADER Book Store,
Tho f,ost - nf Wall naner Window
the nueSt StULn dpeE, " IuuOW
Shades, Curtains and Fixtures, r Ireuvs I'D
Prints, &C.. &C., ever seen in Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-13

CHoLrR.-An ardent believer in the
homeopathic system o. medicine gives some
statistic Oh cur first page ia favor of that
sort of treatment in cholera cases. If these
be facts, and there is nothing to be offered on
the other side, it is proper they should be
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-13
UNITED STATES
Military Claim Agency !!

Having served the Army three Onehalf years. in
all the grades from Private To Captain prepared in
ton with the law business, prosecute claims
against the United States and will give prompt and
ful attention to the collection of
Al Claims Groring ont Of the Present Wcr,
CONSISTING OF
Pack rsy due resigned Officers,
Rack Paw due discharged Soldiers
Pay due decd Officers and soldiers their widows and heirs
Pesns dine Brothers au Sisters of deceased Soldiers
Pensions iue -valil Soldiers.
Bounty and Back Pay iHe Heirs Of deceased Soldiers
Pensions line Soldiers Widows and Minor Heirs.
Pay fur Horses lost killed died in the l. : Service.
TEES-In will fee he charged than thu
allow ed y law and fee whatever will be required until
the claimant have derived benefit the pication. and
the circumstances of the applicant will always be taken
into consideration
let IL be remembered that I Agent for person
these who enyoy end all applications for
varied direct to the proper Office at Washington
Oce South side OF Main street, opposite Court House,
Ottawa Ill june 10th '65.
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Remember, Citizens and Farmers, ,ha,
NJ. STIEFEL is selling off men and boys cloth,
ing, Hats, Caps, Boots. Shoes, &c. &c. at cost,
to close business in The spring. He has 4
few Overcoats left, which he must SCI le.ow
cost. Now Is your time to max YOUR pur,
chase. The store you will fed CT - 8 le
Street three doors north of Olmsteads Ware
house.
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0ttapa free Gra0tr .
LOCAL. MATTER:3,
Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road.
GOING EAST,
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.


western, closes 300 NJ. Arrives 12:45 P. NJ
Eastern, 3" IL NJ &6PM 1Z:45 f. NJ
Farm Ridge, closes p NJ and arrives II NJ Wednesday,
and Saturdays
Newark closes /: 80 z. NJ and arrives P. II. Tuesday
and Saturdays.
Somonauk closes 30 A. NJ Saturdays arrives s. 80 P
Fridays
Once Opens sA. Closes Pm
aug2c Go J.W. DOW, PM
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FIRE-The alarm of fire on Tuesday night
was cansed by the burning of some sheds in
the rear of the stone livery stable of Messrs.
Rhoads C Dean. They stood in the midst of
a number of wooden buildings, and but for
the accident that there was no air stirring ard
the weather very damp, there would probably
have been another serious confagration.
The loss was between 5000 and $500.
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GERMAN LODGE OF I. o. o. IA German
Lodge o: the Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows was organized in this city, on We'd
nesday evening. The ins,ituting officer was
Dep. G. N. Sehring, of Joliet. The follow
ing officers were elected
l.. FRIEDM>x, y. G.
JACOB CHRIsTNAHS, V. G.
q. ". RABEYs, See.
A. LEcEELT, Treasurer
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Dickey's Establishment.

A neat silver-plated molasses cup made its
appearance at the table of friend of ours,
not long since. Now, when we were boys,
we thought molasses good, even in tin
Glow now?" said we. "Oh, that's present
from our friend DICKEY." That reminded
US of bevy of little girls we met New
Years, going to present their Sunday school
! teacher with silver cake basket. Isn't it
pretty?' said they, their eyes looking all
manner of ioy and fun. Well. IL was gem.
"And where did you get it?'' AT Mr..
DICKEY's sir We had forgotten the matter
till going into the kitchen last evening to
light our pipe, we Noticed an odd fixing
blazing away OF the top of a lamp, like a
small Vesuvlus. whats that ?" said we.
'Oh, it is jist s,he most aisy thing to light
your pipe with, or to kindle the fire a morn
ings; it's a MCKINNEY gas burner NO
chimney and no smoke And where did
that come from p "Mr. DlcKEv's, sir.'
We started next morning e. look q JESSE
himself We found the old watch lat had
hung so long over the sidewalk gone. The
store-in short, we found our friend in new
store, on the corner, newly fitted up, tasteful
" painted and ornameu-ed. We saw g VERY
elegant showcase, whose Ere Gu plate lass
was pleasure to look at; and a black val
nut counter beneath shelving on the wall
for plate. enclosed in a beautiful black wal
mt
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In Sale 90. Agricultural So.
CieIy.
The annual meeting OF the IL Sale Coz Agricultural
Society, for the election Of officers. aud -r business
will be held the Court House Ottawa on Thur.day
the 18th inst, at 20 O'Clock NJ. jan 6-2w
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:. &C., ever seen in Ottawa

DIR. ]. B. WALKER. of Chicago, is a: the
Geiger House today.
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n longer hesitate what autlnc emdiS To- the dis
tressiu- aaI dangerous Affections Of the pulniOnar,
that are incident climate. " hllc many Inferior
remedies thrust ~ the community have failed and j.
discarded this has gained iend- by every trial
frrsd benefits the ami tel thv forget and
produced and remarkable t. lie
forgotten.
We ONLY fl~ puIir, that its quality i,
fully kept NJ ia. best h7s teen, that
be relied 10 TOT III sr relief all that il t done
Great Numbers of Cc--yn;ei. PhystIeui Statesmen,
and eminent p<r-piaa have lent their na.C, certify
the unparalleled usefulness uiuUr remedies. but here
will Permit the Insertion 81 them The agents below
named furnish gratis American ALMANAC in which
they given will also full descriptions 81 the COM
plants they
Lopi VIII I'm. Ayes C11P Exr SAEs NILL. the
20 Use. Try once, AMI you vii kEDS III value.
Prepared by Dr. J. { AVER Co. LOWELL Mass. anu
sold uy " l. GIBSON and all the Drug Sti in OTTAWA
: POSTL ErIIW ATE, La sale; FLEMING BEN
DC. Gy-sin
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F7oD'-wintsF wheat, retail, POO D.. ss@ %
Ohm. s,at-Retai e 90 D.. -. 49, @ 90
WheH-Niner, old, = bu ,................ %
new, -.-......... | 90
Spring, old, .-........... %
new ...... IS
corn-0ld ear, g 20 n, SOC, shcllei = 20 rs. 81
New ear Z % ihs.-....- ..-.--.-- IS
Orts-7s - =
BGTisy-T} = - 4al- 10
ige-S 20 % ----.---. ------- 10
Itht1Ntg S>ef-f' busG-....-. ..-..........z p
CtOJ.z SSe'f-t3 bush .......-.. .. .-.. Sl0
ItH1ts'- z bush 1890. 1880
Tisy7tips. 2jc q bush
ijssts. 3ec = bush.
Olioas 20 = bash.
B,siar ? D., Do.
E.els, go e dog.
fr,ici>,ts - ~ = dor.
Ducks Wild = 81 2 dsz tsn- - 80 2 d,r.
-'Tflsi, 3 or r bu IS 0sP brl.
Gii.5Ig>, z head. 8.
Ey,-,ls, !: dog. IS -.
Hay = ton SEQ.
Dressed Hss5. 2 loo n sla TO-
LuId. z ID ia.
Hide, q D G}1c, Rip. l0c-, Calf &c.
Chicago T4ar,.ct.
January i2 Is6s.
FoGr-Dull. Spring SUperhnss S5UO16.2j.
Wheat-uu.sttel. No. spring At SieIGL?i.
Comm. ~ 9 i6c.
oats-2iG2i5.c.
Dressed Ho5,-slJ 25GsI0
Butter-Prifne roll 2cQSsoc; hrkin 17G2lc.
E-es-25Cs35c
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MAR KIED


In Ottawa, the 10th inst by A. y. Smith, ESQ., Mr.
CHARLES W. MORSE and Miss ESTER DAVIS, both OF
La Sale Illinois.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous he.
hilty Premature Decay and all e-cts youthful
nscretion, will for the sake Of suffering humanity seDd
free to all who need it, me recipe and directions fur max
ing the simple remedy 10y which he cured. Sufferers
wishing TO profit Icy the advertisers experience do
ly addressing JOHN Z. OGDEN,
dec 3d. '65-ly No 10 Chambers St, New York;
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STRANGE, E;Ur TRUE,

Every young aly and gsntenl ia the United States
can hear somethns very much their advantage 10y
turn mail (ree of Si..re) by addressing fin uu lersgnci
Those having fears Of being humhur.Cl VII, st.c by
noticing this card All others r,iil prss, address their
otedient servant, TG0S. F. CHAPMAN,
dec 81, 65-Iy s31 Brosivay. Nyw York.