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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-04-06
Have We a Napoleon Amonv D, 3

When Napoleon made his brother Louis
King of Holland, he instructed him. thus:
In yOur administration your first dnty is 10
me; your second, to France; your third. to
the country you are sent, to govern Ac-
cordmg to the testimony of g. NJ Ingersoll
President Johnson is getting somewhat NJ.
poleoHic, for he informed that gentleman
that the definition of the Union party was
peculiar to himself. 1t was supposed ,y
ignorant people THAT the Union party con.
sisted of the men whose votes placed Mr..
johnson in Office Bat it seems that def
milton viii hot stand The vast majority
OF that Union party are, i seems. disunion-
ISIS. /" When | said the Union party" the
President announces, Il did not mean the
men who are endeaYOrmg to break up this
Union, bat the meu who siand by me-" AS
nearly two-thirds OF bDth Houses of Cun-
gress do not stand by him-as very few of
those who originally voted for him stand
by him, it is important We should thns know
what tho Union party - composed of, ac.
eordlng to the Presidents understanding Of
that combination. 1t is now settled The
Union party is made NJ, not of Republicans
or Democrats, but Of J1hnsonial,s. one
man is more than all Americans. Antocraey
has replaced colistitutonalism. The Presi.
means support of his policy aud agreement
with Ills views. Aud thas without any
of the tcdiousfqrpality Of aEnsy ydmentto
the Constitution, the President has Become
all in all, aud reyplptiop in pur, g oyern.
inent effected merely by employing the old
magical words OF ''l'r esto change. YTHe
thing has ali.lre charms of fairy tale. l.t
As we are thHsr to have ciGtatory with
powers TO, diaaie what We shall think as
well'as what we sllalldo, it is gratifying to
know that the power has fallen into ha,ids
which viii not abuse it. The caIm1esssof
temper, hreadtllqf view, consecutiyehess of
logic, delicaey of taste, sweetness Of dis
position, and dignity Of behavior, which
are Mr.. Johnson's shining cllaFacteristies.
are guarantees of a peaceful aud prosperous
reign, ip which The people, to use Nj. Sew
ards felieiious phrase, VIII Z be happy"
Who een desire more 4 .af ,,,r "
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Change OF Tlme on the ID. & NJ. r. r..

NhahSe Ot iIhe Oh inc -. ~ W. H. IT,
On Sunday last, April ], a change of time took
place in the arrival and departure of the night pas
senger trains. The night train going south, leaves
Toledo at 1885 P. NJ, reaching this place at ll:OS
p. NJ. The night train going north reaches this
point at4:4O A. NJ, arriving at Toledo at 5.l5 A.
NJ. This arrangement will prove satisfactorily to
our citzeHsg as it thus enables them to spend AN
eveningih Toledo, and returning home without en-
croaching far into the night. The change will be
found in the timetable at the head of this page.
No change has taken place in the arrival of other
trains
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Unreliable Advertising Agents-Pass
,Em Around lEl

The publishers of Pennsylvania, at a recent
meeting, adopted the following s .- 7aI,s
/" Resofred, That we have fun confidence In the
integrity and financial ability of s. NJ Pettingill
Co., and We consider Mathers 4 Co. and Abbott
and Co. as unmitigated scountrels" j."
We desire to record our vote Ia favor of that res
olution.-Hoimes County Fdrmer.
Same down this way. We have tried them. but
VIII try them no more. They are ANYTHING but
the fair thing ,-Hghland Democrat. =.
To the upright honorable Advertising Agents.
>. III. Pettingiil Co.., both at New York and
Boston, we wish 10 add Psasles & Co, New York;
alter which, so far as our experience goes. the
whole swarm Of Eastern advertisers are a set of
miserable swnders, and if publishers wouId re-
fuse TO have anything to do with the rasoalIy
brood; except AZ fair rates and cash in advance il
,Woulu soon eXtermlnate them. And we move tEat
such a course be adopted by the publishers Of
weekly papers in Ohio. Who seconds the motion 7
.-B9cgrus JoUrnat. .
We do,-most heartily, aud vote for the Journals .
amendment with laundering aye, and both hands
up.-SSlsN Repabtiean, -
Auisn, and amen The above accorls, with our
experience exactly, and we have long since ceased
to pay any attention whatever 10 the faUors and or
ders Of any Eastern Advertising agents, s. NJ. PEr
rtNeILL Co., aud p PHAsLEK & co. alone excepted.
We have ever found these exceptions prompt, re-
liable and faithful in tie fuldllment of all their
obligations, and take pleasure in doing business
with and for them. rslaa-...r ~ 1890.
While we are on this subjoesg we would also
caution the public, aud new per men in Partieu-
lar against one A. BoRSExAS, of Dayton, Ohio,
who deals in thai notorious hnmbug, called I" The
L'nn@us Wine-Plant" This fellow. BOREKaAs,
contracted some four dollars worth Of advertising
IN this paper last fall which be has not paid fer
One who will thus defrsud in refusing 10 liquidate
hH printing bills, will not hesitate 10 perpetrate
the same little meanness upon others on every oc-
casion' We understand that other papers have
been sWindled in like manner. We counsel them
% pass The gentleman around, that the public may
Be duly eautiOncd against him. 7G
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Result of the Election.

The election in this township and corporation
on Monday last was attended with great deal OF
spirit between the friends Of the opposing candi-
dates. Notwithstanding the unpropitious state Of
tue weather., a pretty fall vote was pollcd. The
election was notestof party strength, and we never
Witnessed, at any one election, so many split
and scratched" tickets. The following is the re-
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SPECIAL MEDICAL NOTICES.


AGenuemau who sueSred for years from Netvou.
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the ,aee,s o.
yeoihtl indesereticn viii, for the sake N suffering
humanity send free 10 all who need IT, the reeipe and
dTsetions making the simple remedy by which he
vsseured sufferers vishins 70 rroat Sy the adver-
tsets experience, can do 50 by addressing
JOHN n OapRN,
at1z No Is Chambers street. Nav York
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srRANGE. nU,r TRUE.

tEvery Young lsly and genticnNn in tho United
States can hear soethins very n,eh 10 their AdvAn
tSs W return mail tfres Of eharse), BY addressing
the uhaersisned. Those having fears OF bslng hum
bueged will Obilte by no, noticing this card. All
oiAers viii please address their obsdisnt servant,
rHoS. y. CHAPMAN,
ANE SN nroadwav New york
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WOOD CenntT oFflolal pireetorr
tcp,c1AnY orrIctRs.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.

Dry GoodsLA. @. Williams & Bro. n
Lands for Sale L. a d. X. Ilollenbeck.
Magnetic Elixir Miss Tennessee.
Ditch Iottiug--Geo. n. Parsons.
Sale Of Real Estate Jonas Sterueman.
Attachment Notice.. 4. Clayton.
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How mis- Dome.

Those who arc in want Of the best Organs, Me-
lodcons, Sewing g-macineS or Pianos. eau get them
by writing TO w. s.. LuNr, Fos,oria, who will take
pleasure in setting it up in your house for exami-
nation, free Of charge. Call andsec, sN8 fs
W. 5. LuNT.
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District No. /, George Szler: No. 2, A. Scfailer:
No. 3, II. Neiderhous; No. 4, G. Scheets No. 5,
Andrew HMtzing; No. O.. j. Iadolph; No. Z, Bi
Sthaher; No. s, A. Shaner No. 9, V. Fink M.
Joseph Collins No. Ia, d. Hatcher; No. Is, VIM.
Goodman No. l6, Jacob Baumrartncr ~ I M
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Texas and Florida, is at an end. aud h,nce.
forth 10 be 50 regarded
II testimony whereof have herernto set
my hand, aud caused The seal of the
: United States to be allixod, Done at the
Cny Of .WAshiugtou, on the 81 day OF
April, IL Tie year of out Lord 1885, and
OF the Independence Of tho United States
OF America the Goth.
(Signedh ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President;
? 'WN. IL. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
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Almighty God, the Lord Of Lifo and OF Death,
we implore Thy merciRl protection for ourselves
and all the people OF this land, against the grievous
pesteuce now driving near, Thy property is al
ways tn have mercy. Thou spareSt when we de-
serve 10 perish. Spare us, good lord spare Thy
people aud let not this calamity come upon us.
May the hearts OF the people be turned unto Thee
IN repentance and prayer that Thou NAV have
compassion upon us and deliver us But, if Il
please Thec tlat this visitation oSrrlaku us, give
US grace to meet Thy will in the true faith aud
love, in the precious hope anl consolation Of Thy
dear children. May the hearts of the disobeiient
be turned To- the wisdom OF the just aud may the
Affections of Thy people be the m,re steadlasty
set on Thy eternal hessedaoss anl glory. May
our trust be placed on Thee as our Refuge and
strength "a very present help ia trouble-that we,
Thy servants, being hurt by no tribulations, may
not be atrIhl for any terror by night, or Tor the
arrow that ilieth by day, but may overmorc give
thanks unto Thoc, the God of our salvation through
Jesus Christ, our only Savior and Redcemer,
Amen.
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Hardware,
CrOckery.
Glassware.

Those wishing TO purchase aDythipgin In this linz
will find tito their advantage TO pay my Store visit
before purchasing elsewhere. The attention Of the
public Is respectfully invited to my extensive stock,
feeling assured it will be time proftably spent.
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A Kun of charcoal, probably burned and
lost $50 years ago, has just boen discovered
At Harwick, In excellent preservation. 2
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feomn,unIcated.1

b0wLING GREEN, March %, 1866.
The Bill, Providing for. the removable OF the conn
ty-seat Of Wood County from Pcrrysburg 10 Bow
ling Green, has passed both branches of the Ohio
Legislature, aud is now the law of the land lat
least of Wood County. Said bin. after providing
for the rseyal Of the county from Perry sburs
to Bowling Green prosises that ifla majority Of
oH the votes cast at the next general election,
(which will be the October election, ls66) is for
removal, that then said countysseat be removed,
and established atthe said townof bowling Green.
The friends Of the measure will notice that not only
the bill, but the Constitution Of the State of Ohio,
also, requires majority of all the votes cast at
said election when spupg1Op she question of the
removal Of county seats. Therefore, proper no.
tice should be given TO all voters at tile October
clec:oao of the fact, that all ballots in which the
words "fOr removat'''ar not printed or written,
will be counted against removal as fully as il the
words against removal" had been written there
on. The friends of the.measure are very sanguine
in the belief that the bill, law will be adopted
by an overwhelming majority at our next general
election. All that is necessary to this result is,
that the people OF Wood County should consult
their own interest aud that the county generally
and not manifest too much zeal for the citizens OF
adjoining counties. There never was a mnre IA
VOrable opPortunity for the removal OF the county
scat ans the people certainly will appreciate it BY
giving II a. large maJority.l saaW lss.n ii.
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prayer for nelivcronco from Pcs,llonc,

The following PRAYER, with rctcrence to cholera,
has been appointed 10 be read in all the cougrega-
ions Of the Diocese of Ohio, by BisuoP McILyAiSk
on every occasion Of public worship, from she
sunday ater II shall have been received, until
whitsundsy, inclusive and afterward at the dis.
creiinn Of the minister
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{ Gov. DI1ISGHAM OF Vermont has ap.
pointed Hon. Geo. +. Edmands, of Barlms.
ton, to FIJI the Senatorial vacancy occasioned
by tile death o { Mr.. Foot '.ae % -i8s
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LADIES, DRESS GOODS.

Inspection and comparison will prove that fer ys.
riqty, elegance, richness, cheapness, beauty and
quantity this stock is unsurpassed by any now Of
fered in the West.
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The House Of Representatives Of the
Ohio Legislature by vote 81 40 10 IA, has
passed a bill declaring eight honrs = llays
labeT. hfr iui ,riasf.. .-5iassi1 81 - Il
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Especial attention Is directed to my large, rich
and agniieent assortment Of s..a-. ,.-.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,
In Northwestern Ohio.

in the most substantial manner, warranted 10 rive
complete satisfaction in every particular.
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ReaIaEstate iran sfers in Wood county.

The following are the transfers of real estate in
Wood County, as shown by the books in Recorder
MEERr's Office, for the week ending March 81,
1865 a .aal1hhH zHs - a8 tlssrcd 10
Thomas anderson 70 s. Hamman; W pt sw sec
2, tp 8, range IL, 80 acres $500 - fif ~
T. b. Smith to Q. B. eassi lots IS and sS, Ton
Q. !. Smith to O. W. briggs; lots II and IS,
W IS. Frsnklin 10 s. Green, sw AZ soc "a. IN n
range ii, 40 acres-$1 zoo. z -ltf ~ -l'
wrl.s.s IhS@ss TAYLOR 70 s. Carrie; lots 81 ana 90,
H. hunseI toJ. R. Hall u W u sw sec 10, .tp
5, range 10, 40 aeres-SI 900 - IT -T'fF
n, Allen 70 n. Stalker q u Sc sec 4, tp range
3; Wiser v "a 70 a WILSON sw sw sec 81 tpo.
A. W Lucky to Z. Z. Wight; 4 Sc sec 10, tp
z, range IL, ~ acres-$3 200.
G.. W. kreps iesJ. Hahn 20 acres in secs 81
and IS. tp 3, u. s. R.-sSa0e. !, ~ ~.
John Mains = O. Berkss 4, : x Sc sec ss.,tp
u. S. B. so acres--e eB00.g q II aaaV r ih'es =
q. Kline = I: Richarasoai side X ne sec Is,
tip ), range 9, 90 aeres-S $500 r =
A. H. Miller !oE; Kellogg ne sec %, tp !, range
J, boaFd % :. Aasseri 5acsss ia ne cor. sec IS,
|tp 8, range $500.
;, John Mains p j. r. Fprysr; u Sc sec IS, tp L.
James Walker TO W. H. Buckiand; W Y e x "A
sec 10. Up Q, range u, 20 aeres-ss $500. 2 - \
ID. Peitysto NJ d. Tyler 8 x wisS ne sac 4. In
g. range 10, 40 acres- $500 ~ = - r,S,s' Y
J. b. Heaiy 10 J. Hughes; 5 x " X nv, sac %
IN 5, range 10, 40 aefes-SI 200 80 - -
81 ~. Lewis % J. Dick lot IS, in Lswisbsrg4
J. hcFaddea % o. W. Mcdonald; 4 ne sec "A.
|lp 4, range 3, 80 aeTes--S525 lf- -l'r -
Il. . Miller 70 NJ, Moore acres out ne cor n ye !
|Iw sec 2, tp 4, range 9-S1S0.f az ~ ~ 4
3. Harris 70 B. DENNIS, n W x NV sec III. I'm
y. range II, 40 aeres-sl $50. - "
N. ID. Tyler lo ID. q. Biiss;u Use less 20 .orss
sec 4, tP ., raage ie, 90 acres s<Sl 000. iis II f
i1' tP Z, range Il, Is aeres-l 1900. b'. ~
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The President Adverse to the
Constitutional Amendment.

The President sent message to the
House on the 22d, stating that the
Constitutional Amendment on Recon
struction had been communicated by
the Secretary of State on the 10th of
June, to the Governors of the various
States, but also communicated to the
House that "that was a ministerial
act, and not TO be considered as inUolU-
ing the assent of the Executive to the
amendment" From this we suppose,
it is a legitimate inference that the
President is opposed to the Constitu-
tional Amendment; but fortunately
it makes no difference whether he is
for or against it. 1t has never been
the practice to submit constitutional
amendments to the Executive, and it
is not required by the Constitution
The XXXVIIIth Congress adopted
an amendment which was inadver-
tentIy sent to President Lincoln, who,
in approving it, sent a message to Con
gress, informing that body that the
sending of such joint resolution tc
the Executive was super1uous, as
adoption by twO-thirds of Congress
was legal.
President johnson therefore, II
sending a message to Congress, indi
rectly announcing his opposition t.
the Constitutional Amendment, ex
ceeded his official duty, and to say tn
1least, the Act %as in bad taste, and en-
Itirely uneallnAzfOn
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diers, HIS daily acts sbundAntly show
That he IL faithful to tho trust imposed
on him as the peoples Representative, the
records Of Congress already sufficiently
prove.
He Aas been tried and is found true. We
cannot say that Of every man in ofFce To-
day.
do not know that he has thought OF
becoming q candidate for reelection, but
should he do 30, let me implore every read
er Of the News to use all available influ-
ence to secure his election. He is emphat-
ically, ''the right man in the right place, ~
and well may the Sixth Congressional
District of Ohio be proud Of him as her
Representative.
We are having delightful weather here
and tho health Of the city is remarkably
good.
Nothing of further interest at present.
Yourstruly, @. II. w.
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A Strong. platform.

The New. York Herald of the 18th,
says the Reconstruction amendment to
the Constitution, adopted by Congress,
ais strong platform upon which to
go before the people Of the Northern
States" and that Hupon this platform
the Republican party adhering to this
Congress can carry our approaching
Northern State elections as they did
last year, If there be" no other sharply
defined issue" interposed. The Herald
adds that the Republican supporters Of
President johnson, as against Congress
can make no fight against this plat
form.
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ShertH,S Safe.

THE STATE OF OHIO, HIGHLAND COUNTY, ss !:
TDURsUANT to tho command Of order for sale,
n issued from the Court of Common Pleas, within
and for the County Of Highland, to me directed,
viii offer at public sale ia front Of the Court House in
llillsborough, In said County,
On Monday, July 80, A. ID. 1866,
at about o'clock, P. NJ, tho following described
real estate situate In said County Of Highland aud
State Of Ohio, and IN the Township Of Peun, the
waters OF Clear Greek, and bounded and described
follows, to wit;
Part of j. Graham's surveys Nos. 24s6, and 1850 OF
1850 acres beginning at stone In N Boyles line
thence N Ice W. 1852 poles to stone s. W. cerner to
Mary Shipworth's tract Of land thence 8. 74e W.
9S 10 poles to stone thence with the limo Of Joseph
wrghts tract Of land s. lee e. l5I poles crossing
Huscys branch TO stone in A. Worley's line thVnce
N He E "a 4-l0 poles to the place Of brginnng-con-
tanning 93 acres OF land, moro or less.
Valued ut e25 per acre. and TO be sold the property
Of Andrew Y Rogers and wife, At the suit Of Robert
wright In action for sale Of roa estate upon fore
closure Of mortgage.
Terms Of Sale Cash. L. M. JOHNSON,
SLOANE SLEELE, Aft'ys. Shlrlh Of Highland Co. o.
Hilsburo, June 2s, 1866. Ju2sN5pr'kfeeSs 25
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SheriR's Sale.

THE STATE OF OHIO, HIGHLAND COUNTY, ss
nURSUANT TO the command Of an order for sale,
n issued nom the Court of Common Pleas, within
and fer tho County and State Aforesaid, 1 will offer
borO,
0" Monday, July 80, Il. ID. 1866,
at one o'clock. p. NJ. the following described real
estate. Situats in Highland County, Ohio on the
waters OF Bgush Creek, part Of survey No Gls9 and
bounded and described a. follows, to.wlt:
Beginning at . stone In the West Union Road In
the North line OF the town plat Of Fairfax running
thence with said road N. 45e E. 40 poles to stone i6
said road, corner to b. =. Pulam thence with his
line s. SIC 4. 2s poles to = atone, corner to said
Puiam, and in tho no Of the heirs Of D. Snider de.
ceased thence with snid line s. % W. 40 poles to u
stone In said line. corner to said towu-plat thence
with the same, n .sle W. II poles 70 the beginning,
containing six t6 acres Of which Robert Puilnm died
seized and to be sod In action for partition
BeuJamtn Y. Pnlilam is petitioner, and john Lafore
and others are respondents and the following terms
tO-wit One third Of the purchase money to be paid
tn hand, one-third In ono year, and the remaining
one third In two from the day OF sale Deferred
payments to bear interest," and to be secured by good
and sufficient freehold security. l.. NJ. JOHNSON,
Hllsboro, Juno 2s, 1866. ShG Of Highland Co., o.
jn2Sw6pr's feeSl0,75
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Marriages.

HENDRICKS-KIMES-On the 2Oth Inst, at tho
Woodrow House, by Rev. 8. Steele, Mr. William T.
Hendricks and Miss MalVinS c. Kimes, both Of Win
chester, Adams Co, o.
R0DGERs-BULGER-Also by tho same, at the
Woodrow House, Mr.. Matthew J. Rodgers and Miss
Emma Bnger, both Of Greenfield, Highland county.
NORTHUMBERLAND on the same day, by
the same, vt the residence of Mr. Hugh SweaTingan,
Caldwell, both of Greenfield, Highland Co.
RT-O0CKERILL-In West Union, on
Thursday, June 18th, 1866, the residence Of the
brides father, Col. J. r. Cockerill. by Rev. l. II.
de Bruin, Of Winchester, Capt. William r. Stewart,
formerly Of HancockS Corps, and Misssale Cockeril
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The Fenlans behaved BADLY al Cleve

The Fenians behaved badly at Cleve-
land ON their return from the border.
Some ], 200 or 1900 OF them arrived
in that city on. Friday last, on their
way home. While passing through
the Atlantic & Great Western Depot,
they made a charge on the eating room
and completely cleared 1t Of everything
in the eating line, threatening death
to any one who should oppose them.
They also carried away large num-
ber of silver spoons, forks, end Other
articles. When their leaders were
appealed to for protection, they sim
ply replied that the owners would
consult their own safety by making nc
lremOnstrances.
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To Communities.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, AFTER having suffer-
ed for several years with soyero lung affection and
that dread disease, ConsumptiOh-is anxious to make
known 70 his fellOw-suf1erers the means OF cure.
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy of tho pre-
serption used ee Of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
sure CURE for CossUMPTIoE, ASTHMA, BRoxcHITIs,
CouoHS, Coins, and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object Of the advsriser in sending the Pre-
scrpion 10 10 benefit the afflicted and spread nformA-
tiOn which no eonceives to be Invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, II will them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, VREE, BY return
mall, will please address
Rev, EDWARD A. WILSON.
willlamsburgh, Kings To-, New York.
jan11y1snPLco.