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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-10-10
PITTsBURGH, PA, Sept. l, 1867.

A NEW CURE FOR tNSANITY-HOrace
Burt, who was lunatic twenty-four years
OF his life, and who describes the condi-
tiOn from which he was rescued as one of
"hopeless insanity, willful, head strong,
rowing from place to place like a ship
without rudder, driven hy the tempest
Gus waves of Gi-quietude and excited pas
SION" has published a curious account o:
the agency by which his cure has been
affected. The work was ne, says the
New York Times, by Mr.. Noycs, the head
of Tie Oneida Communists, who visited
him, remons rated with him, told him he
was in the snare of the devil, and finally,
says the lunatic, 81 was convicted of in
sanity by his reasonipgs." He has now,
according to his own account, been pos
scssed of his wits nearly as long as he
was without them, and has 30 intention
of letting himself fall into Satan's snares
again. His narrative finds confirmation
in statement of Mr.. Noyes, who wrought
the change upon him, and who tells how
he attacked the mans insanity, convinced
him by the most energetic reasoning that
he had been shared 10y the devil, and that
he was partially responsible for his condi-
ZION, until finally he broke down into con-
tession and peniteUce, Nj. Noyes holds
that insanity, in at least some of The most
terrible forms, can be cured instantane-
ously; that it yields to the appliances of
spiritual therapeutics, and in calling the
attention of the humane to this idea he
asks ''Who knows but that this princi-
Pile, when it is recognized and studied BY
the religious and scientific world as it
should be, viii assume the form OF revi-
walls, aud empty the Lunatic Asylums p
We are sure that some Of our Lunatic As
y!ums would be pleased to furnish Mr.
Noyes with cases upon which he might
soon demonstrate his theory TO the salts
faction Of all concerned.
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CHOE STORE. SHOE STORE!!
BOOTS & SHOES FOR MEN, WONEN.
AND CHILDRENt

In addition to his large stock oF the best
Eastern made Shoes, Buskins, Caters, &c,
for Ladies and Children'S wear, the subscri-
and complete invoice of
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR MEN AND YOUTHS
This invoice is not warranted to be supe-
rior to all goods of like character offered in
this market, but is infinitely better ia every
respect than the slip-shod work with whicn
the country is flooded.
Remember, that l offer no article for sale
which do not guarantee to be regular GUS
tom-made, Of the best material, and of supe-
rior finish, and while | do not pretend to
compete in price with the dealers in Auction
Goods, | know that l can furnish Boots
Shoes, C., that will give
MORE SER VICE FOR LESS MONEY.
than any other dealer in the community; and
L pledge myself to repair, FREE OF CHARGE,
ANY article that may give way after reason
able time with reasonable usage. Everybody
is respectfully invited to call and examine my
stock and learn my prices.
Bs43@ The subscriber is also prepared to
line, Of the very best material and workman
ship, and a prices as reasonable AS Ike work
can be obtained anywhere. French Ca!f,
Common Calf, Morocco, and all other kicds
of leather. constantly on hand.
to- Stand one door east of Crawford's
Hotel High street, and imm ediately oppo-
site '. s. Barker's store, Ebensburg.
feb2l JOHN D. THOMAS.
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Wednesday afternoon. election
returns thus far are too meager to allow
rs to form any estimate of the result in
the State. The vote is uniformly light,
and considerable Democratic gains are
apparent nearly everywhere. Phila1el-
Phia, which gave Geary 5,388 majority,
gives Sharswood about 800 majority
We lose 200 votes in Allegheny county,
ana 1000 in Chester The returns vet
to come in may put different face on
the matter, but just at present it looks as
if the race might be very close one be-
tween Williams and Sharswood
In Ohio, we elect our Governor, Gen.
Hayes. The constitutional amendment
proposing to confer the right of suffrage
upon the colored citizens of the State is
probably lost
In Indiana, the contes. was simply for
county officers.
Iu Iowa, the election of our Governor.
Col. Merrill, is a matter of course.
We subjoin the vote of Cambria county
as far as received:
:UyoFFICr,1
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ESTATE OF DANIEL DIMOND.
Z DECEASED

4udifOr's Notice-The undersigned, Audi
tor, appointed by the Orphans Court of
Cambria county, to report distribution of the
assets in the hands of Villa n KitteIl, Esq,
trustee to sell premises No. of the real es-
tate of Daniel Dimond, deceased, to and
amongst the persons legally entitled thereto,
hereby notifies all persons interested that he
will attend to the duties Of said appointment
at Eis ONCE, in Ebensburg, on Friday, the eth
cay of NOvember. 1867, at o'clock, p NJ,
when and where they must present their
claims, or be debarred from coming in for
share of said fund.
oclO 81 GEO. W. OATMAN, Auditor.
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DOCrOR LIVINGSTONE The chances
Of DR.. Livingstone's safety are growing
better. A letter from missionary at
Bombay, with reference to this matter,
contains, after an avowaI of disbelief in
his murder, the following "Not sin-
gle one of the eleven Christian Africans
who accompanied Livingstone from Bonn
bay has returned to Us, and we conclude
that he has mo>t l'keIy gone with them
into the unexplored lake country. Two
of them, who were educated to a certain
extent In the Mission Institution under
myself, were young Ajawas whom he had
brought to India, and they were well ac-
quainted with the language of the country
To which he was going. Had their mas
ter fallen, both they and their companions
(who were all from the Church Mission at
Naeik) would, We are confident, have
sought to return to India, where they
have many warm friends willing to assist
them in settlement in Africa were it
necessary"
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ERRORS OF YoUTH.-A gentleman

ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A gentleman
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, and all the effects of youth
full indiscretion, will, for the sake of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need it, the
recipe and directions tor making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers expert
ence can do so by addressing, in perfect con-
denee, JOIN B. OGDEN. ~ Cedar St. N
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A UDITOR,S NOTICE

"A The untersigned, Auditor, appointed
by the Orphans Court of Cambria county, to
report distribution of the funds in the hands
of Emma Pringle, administrative Of John
Priagle, deceased, hereby gives Eotice that
he will attend to the duties of SAID appoint
ment at his Office, in Ebensburg, Tuesday,
the 9th day of NoUe". Der, next, at O'Clock,
p. M, when and where all parties interested
must present their claims be debarreC
from coming in for any share of 3 aid fund.
SAMUEL SINGLETON, Auditor.
October 10, IS07-3t.
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A UDITOR,S NOTICE

q ITIIOl , No IINI -
IA The undersigned. Auditor, appointed
by the Orphans Court of Cambria county, to
report distribution of the funds IN the hands
of George NJ. Reade, Esq, administrator of
Robert Davis, deceased. hereby gives notice
that he will attend to the duties of said ap-
Pointnent at his office, in E6ensburg, on
ThursdOy, the 7th day of NoUember, next, at
o'clock, p. m, when and where all parties
interested must present their claims or be
debarred from coming in for any share of
said fund SAMUEL SIN CLIFTON.
Oct. 10, 1S67-3t. Auditor
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DOOK AGENTS WANTED.
- To solicit orders for a new iila:
BiRLE DICTIONAi.E,

BIBLE aJlt. TUNA l. !
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This Dictionary embodies the resu..
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Clergymen of all denominations aQpEJ
and regard it as the best work of It's *.
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In circulating this Work. Agents VI
a pleasant and profitable employment
numerous objections which are Usua!
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exist with this.
But, on the contrary, encourageus,'
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Ladies, retired Clergymen, School Il
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For particulars, apply to or address
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Sharswood's majority as far as heard
from, go.
The above comprise the returns from
all the districts in the county excepting
Chest, CroyIe, and Richland townships.-
These three districts last year gave ely
mer, Dem, 14G majority. The full re-
turDs will therefore probably give Shars-
wood 1880 majority in the county-a
Democratic gain OF 428 over Clymer's
vote of last year. The Democratic county
ticket is elected by abOuts I,os asame ma
jority. 4I1 Hoio0 p.
The vote in the county is iiis5Rb9qt 1000
less than it was last fall- :. 's'ers AKA -
s. much for ore days work
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DEATH BED CONFESSIONAL woman
named Maria Bergman, aged probably
40 ur 80 years, died Il! thc NJ ffllu County
Poor House lew weeks ago, concerning
wEom Narious exaggerated reports have
teen in circulation as to the confession of
murder she should have made. COmmun
report stated that she had admitted hav-
lug poisoned daught of one Of cur Cit
lzeus several years ago, out this not So.
We lea;u from an authentic source that
the Confession she made to Il young man
aui woman who had been setting up aud
waiting upon her the day before her death
was in substance that she had poisoned
little girl about three years ot age, an H.
legitimate daughter OF her owu, whOm
she attributed TO a young man, but whom
she subsequently, at least IN part, exoner-
ated, and gave as her motive that she did
not want 10 be bothered with the child.
She also expressed much contrition Tor
her Conduct 10 her father, whom, to use
her own words, she had treated very bad
ly; and also stated that on the following
day she would tell them something more.
The morning however passed away with
out any further communication, and to-
ward the middle Of the day she became
senseless, and thus died-endiug her life,
like thousands Of others, with an acquired
kTo9redge, aC TOO late an hour, that 'tho
way Of -ttfc tfa6gfts$or is bard. p -LeU!S-
to,cn Democrat.
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In the Paris Exposition machine
was exhibited which was used by the
Post-ofice for obiterating the postage
stamp, and at the same time marking the
place where posted, the date and the
number of the mail despatched. There
was also model Of a travelling railway
po,t-office, with all its contrivances for
the accommodation of porters, and also
model OF the American apparatus by
which the mail bags are delivered ar
received without stoppil the train.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-10-10
CLOTHING STORE!

NEW CLOTHING STORE!
The subscriber begs leave to inform the
public that he has just received from the
Eastern cities and opened out at his Store,
on High street, three door east of Crawford s
HOTEL Ebensburg, very large, very fine, and
very cheap stock of
.RE4DKA4DE CLOTHING.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
of every style and quality
Fine Frock and Dress Coats, Business Coats,
Cyercoats, Goats of all sorts and sizes
Cashmere and Doeskin Pantaloons,
and Pantaloons for every day
wear; Vests of any and ev-
cry description.
BY odds the best assortment in town
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S TRAVELLING
BAGS!
As well as Trunks, Valises, Carpet Sacks,
and travelling gear in general.
Not TO go into details too deeply, suffice it
to say that he keeps
FIRST CLASS CLOTHING STOREl
where anything and everything pertaining to
the decoration and comfort of the outer man
can be obtained at easy prices.
Ba- Remember that this is the only regu-
lar, first class Clothing Store in town The
public are requested to call and examine the
stock. IN extent, variety, and cheapness of
price, they will find it unrivalIed.
oclol J. A. MAGUTRE.
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.OAL! COAL! COAL

~ The subscriber is now carrvi-. Of
Colliery of Wm. Tiley, s. at Lily Sd
on the Pennsylvania Railroad, Cambria.
ty, aud win be glad TO fill all orders. 4
amount, of citizens of Ebensburg a-iu
ity. Satisfaction as to quality Of C1 .
antied in all cases. WM. TILET..
Hemlock p. o., Jan: p, 1867.
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY conc

i The property bought by NE at
cent Sheriff sale, from James lyers, Sl
of Cambria county, on a writ agGlns, Y
Hughes, of WilmOre, has been Lett VII.
said ". r. Hughes during my pleasure.
Safe, MeIodeon, Cow, Beds. &c. q;
schedule. RICHARD J. HCGEj
PhiladeIphia. Sept. 8, IeGT.
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ENSTRAY.-

ESTRAY.-
IL Came TO the residence of the vr
Der, in Carroll township, on or ah5r
28th of august, a 6rindle heifer, viii ,a.,
the belly, supposed to be abou .vc ~
old. The owner Will come FORWARD 7
property, pay charges, and take be, :
otherwise she viii be disposed o. alsr
to law. JOHN II. EOUT
Sept. IS, -667.3t.
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CAUTION
~ All persons are hereby cau;iorsiGEa
purchasing from a certain Gyms Js1r5
tract OF land situate in White tovasLlp,O
hria county, as paid for said land, a2l
Jefiries holds the title only as my t--..s.
se26-2tl THEO. VI. At--
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OOK OUT FOR BARCIN-
II Being desirous of retiriDr cl = ~
ness, offer for sale the ''O-
EBENSBURG FOUY2pr
with all its aPpurtenances, ipcIrS.-
real AMI personal property thers,as d
ing, the Engine, Patterns. Fasks- h Ut
all the stock, manufactured and NM.
tured, consisting Of
THRESHING MACHINES
COOKING STOVES,
PARLOR STOVES,
PLOWS,
CASTINGS of various kind.
AS | am determined TO sell No.
may rely upon getting any or all ,6o-
named articles cheaper than they cav r.
anywhere else in PENNSYLVANIA, TG..
are invited to call and Judge for the
July IS, I867tf E. CII
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CADDLERY AND HAPNDo
~ The undersigned keeps EeS
hand and is still manufa .turipU Uo"sarll,
in his line, such as a.. ri.
SADDLES.
FINE SINGLE AND DOT2Rrp
DRAFT HARNESS HAeSI
BLIND BRIDES, RTnITC
CHECK LINES BSlDJ
HALTERS, WHIPS, BRTCHR3r,
All which he Will dispose Of &c
for cash. a. low n
His work is all warranted ana,
rlenced in the business, he usas Oeel0g {.
OF leather. Thankful for pas, Vly tie
hopes by attention to pusines, '4Fors,
continuance of the patronage /" neaI
literally extended to him. -''s@a,s
Shop above the tin storo oem
Williams, High st. Persons " ,.;ii. iao>l
substantial Harness can be acco,,l ",sllass
Ia All persons indebted Tl'llo'-' 70 nc
queSted to call and settle as soor %. ~'
as med money. OO" SS Pa
HUGH A. Nr,1
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o r A NM T. IS

wM. A. WALLACE TO BE HEARD FRo4
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-Elias Howe, jr., the inventor of the
sewing machine, IL dead.
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THE ELECTION
GOOD NEWS AND TRUE-To ONE
SIDE OR TIE OTHER!
What's the Name cf the Fellow
that's Elected7
AND THEN WE BOLDLY CHARGED THE BREEcH,
WE GRIZzLY-BEARDED MEN
CHARGED To THE MUzzLE OF THE GUNS,
AND THEN-FELL BACK AGAIN
WHAT COUNTY GETS THE REPUBLICAN
PRIZE BANNER?
LITTLE CAMBRIA NOT AFTER IT?
A SMALL VOTE, AND THAT PRIN-
CIPALLY DEMOCRATIC!
DOES 4. J. LIKE THE RESULT?-4ND
DO TIE REBELSS
Delightful State of fUncertaInty
Am A MAN AND A BROTHER?
R
6
OR LIMIT IP
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Delightful State orUncertatnty
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He has

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODSI
By odds the best assortment in town.
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DOES 4. J. LIKE THE RESULT?-AND
DO THE REBELSS
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A SMALL VOTE, AND THAT PRIN-
CIPALLY DEMOCRATIC!
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LITTLE CAMBRIA NOT AFTER IT7
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-08

'Ihc price of freight by teams from the Missouri Rive
was formerly twenty-five cents per pound or sO per ton
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THE following testimony from Senator Wilson
will be valuable hereafter. 1t is an extract from
his New Orleans speech: .banH
"Four week ago l entered the states lately in
rebellion. have travelled many many miles,
gazed into the faces Of vast throngs Of men, have
spoken many times, expressed my sentiments
with entire frankness and fullnees. have re-
ceived from all persons, at all times and all
occasions, courtesy and kindness and ! go back TO
my state more hopeful for the future of my
country than when entered on the journey I
have just taken" aslg. w. f,,e'
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ces of frst-class road for $50 900 per mile, and
1t is believed that the remaining portion will not
increase the average cost to more than 500, 900
per mile, exclusive of equipments.
MEANS FOR CONSTRUCTION. ..
When the Government determined that the
road must DC built, it also determined to make
the most ample provision to render its speedy
construction beyond doubt.
l@.-1Hz Grant ~ Money-The Government
issues to the Company its Six per Cent. Thirty.
Year Bonds at the rate of $4,000 per mile for
the whole road, and, in addition, for $50 miles
across the Rocky Mountains this grant is t,xIled,
making it $4,000 per mile; and from the ter.
mination Of this section to the California line
,about sos miles, the grant is doubled, making
So, 900 per mile,--the whole amount being x44 !.
20S,000. These bonds are issued by the Govern.
ment only on the completion Of each section of
twenty miles, and after the Commissioners an.
nonted bv the President of the United States
have certified that it is thoroughly built and
supplied with all the machinery, &c, Of q first
class raliroad The interest on these bonds is
paid by the u. S. Treasury, and the Government
.etains, a sinking fund to be applied TO repay.
ment Of principal and interest, one half the regu
lar charges made for transportation by the Com.
pany against it. These bonds, which are
second mortgage, are not due for thirty years
and it is not improbable that the value Of Tn,
the fifty millions in bonds advanced by the vii
be snv.1 than twice the consequent dfanuto
Of Government expenses in the fryin- through vhi Tia
road passes. .s1..i
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q PE(yrACLES AT O. TRASKsSJEWKLRY
- STOE.-Ths real Brazilian pebble glass The purity
and Of material admirably adapt them to the
organ Of sight Csn satsfy any one Of their genni,as
Something never before kept In Ottawa.
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THUNDER AND LEGITIMACY
EMERY'S
.lp1- Hf sGE
IMPROVED xt SOLID COPPER
LIGHTNING RODl
PATENT PENDING. s

Having outside surface Of two and joints
ten feet long, and connected without nuts screws rivsts
wire presenting continuous surface for the transmission Of
electricity from the pon to the moist EARTH point pos
sesses the power Of dkehargn electrified body lspty
the rod conveys It silently to the ground-thus continually
operating to dsarn tn. cloud rs IL passes.
nsted. is almost useless conductor Copper SUB
jec to this disability while from six to eight times better
conductor on the surface than ron This rod be
attached m the building permanently than any other
for that the wind cannot loosen and shake the
joints apart nor be mashed up and broked the
case With sheet copper rds. .,,t -Fr
This rod received the First Premium Silver
MedaD at the State Fair OF Illinois, at Chicago
three entries. l|.. 7 tff fa sank. .
{. For sale at Wholesale retail
#'f EMERY 4 MCFARLAND, FAN.
No. Canal Street.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
Those wanting and ewes trough should see sample Of
the above before ordering Samples can be seen by calling
N. A. THROOP'S Agricultural Store.
Orders left there will be filled promptly BY John Stark or
We warrant our work to give satifaction
By buying largely and direct from the manufactures Of
galvanized iron get that which Is adapted wants.
and thus able to sell very low considering its value
Our copper lightning rods get direct from the factory and
are selling the cheapest rod ever Offered TO the public We
sell copper rod at the price that iron has heretofore
been Sold
We defy Competition.
F.s EMERY, Tw. MCFARLAND,
- Chicago. may sm Ottawa.
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ehop and Store In salls it, IN Hoes Lelands Block.
Deals In Stationery Blank books 1oys 30, and prepared
10 do all xiv IA Of Hook Mnding Paper box making sae
everything else Ia that llne Of Cuisines. O.;
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M0HIP 40 ENcY.
DAN O'KANE's 80
STEAMSHIP AGENCY
AT OTTAWA, ILL., t...

Is agent for the National Steam Naviraton Co.'s Id,e NJ
Ocean steamshps and also Black STIR Line Sailing vessels
Win issue Drafts on Royal Bank Of Ireland at reasonabl
rateB. .vyy .-orrs o.. y--.. .'t.......-.' -
Parties desiring TO bring their friends from the Old Ceun
will do we'll 70 give him call, his rates are lower than
sny o'her s'ea"soP "ne' 0ctT.ly,
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Furniture.
HALL 4 MURPHY
Having recently bought Mr. g. Zimmerman, on Madison
street, and ted the Brick Room dst door East Of for
r U r. n ITUR e.

We would say to customer and the public In general
that facilities for dong first class furniture business
not exceed In the West We invite attention to Arg
stock Of all kinds Of furniture consisting in part Of al
kinds Of wv fLf'
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a.utl&e ya@er! -Dsuti$s Gsbstba&sE giI.
Ybcr.yadsI Osi&i&tsn @i@sr unb G&ultu9r
tsicx, aaltntn fiir 1667-M 9. q. 0xS.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Rev. Edward A. Wilson will send
Gree Of chsrge) 70 oil who desire Il. The
prescription with the directions for making
and using the simple remedy BY which be
was cured Of . lung affection and thu.
dread disease Consumption. His only OBJ
jec. 10 10 benef. the afflicted and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy,
as Il will cost them nothing, and msy prove
a blessing. Parties wishing the prescrip-
tion. FREE. by return mail, will please i'd.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
No. los South Second Street,
Williamsburg. Kings Co., New York
Nav IS, 1867.