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AGRICULTURAL.
Opinions Of a Farmer.

am nearly fifty years old, was always q
farmer, as were my ancestors as far back as
] con trace them. My opinions arc formed
on experience, and experiments satisfy me,
whether they do to others or not
OPINION I. Hay should be cut when in
full bloom, as all plants contain most sac.
charine matter then, and consequently are
more nutricious If used for food. II hay
is left later, the sugar turns to woody fibre.
Wood and sugar chemically the same.
II. All heavy and clayey soils should be
plowed in autumn, so that the frosts Of win
ter may pulverize them and kill the germ
Of insects deposited in the sod for the next
season.
III. The best way to raise calves is to
take them from the COW as soon as dropped !;
if possible, never let them suck, as they
learn to eat or drink sooner, and there Is no
sore teats from biting, and the task Of wean.
ing the COW is soon over. put them in u
place where they are sheltered from sun and
rain, give good bed of straw, and feed
three or four quarts Of new milk per day
until three weeks old, then feed skim milk
warmed. Let them have access to hay or
grass. By this method l have raised calves
every year since can remember, and new
er lost one in my life.
Nv. Nine. .tenths Of our farmers do not
SOW enough hay seed to the acre, | have
kept on increasing the amount and have
not found a stopping place. The more seed
the more and better the hay; if timothy aud
clover, up to half bushe per acre. Ifthe
surface Of the ground is completely covered
the hay will be fine, and no weeds can grow
! have choked cut Canada thistlcs with tim
othy and clover seed sown as thick az hair
on a dog" SO as to form II good Iirm sod
the first SUMNER Sow early in spring or
else in February.
V. Oats should he Gown very early, as
early as possible. | saw good crop raised
that was sown in February, and va, not
narrowed but showed OF rained ill.,
vi. Cooking food for hogsis better than
doubling the same amount, if fed raw, if
you wish to fattcn. For breeding, feed
lightly.
VII. Potatoes are worth more fnr all
kinds of stock than most farmers think they
are. If you can hoye them frozen and then
cooked before they thaw, the starch schal,-
ged to sugar, AMI | know Of no food that
will fatten faster or give better Aow OF
milk.
VIII. In f,tteniny beef cattle with corn
meal, never feed so high that you can see
or smell the effects of it III the eScrcments,
or if you do yon may be sure you are losing
your feed, as the cattle lo not assimiia.c I'll
the nutrmeGt there is in the grain.
TX. believe cornsohs, ground with the
corn, useful AS residual matter, and also con.
tain sugar enough 10 pay for feeding, if
cooked or scalded. Ia Chicago, ILL.,, they |
make good vinegar from sweet extracted
from corncobs.
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BROWN & PERKINS.
Pianos for the People |
A0O 0raama g. wv
i2O BrOeme ST.. N. z.

We would caiI the attention Of the public and tho
trade TO our elegant New scae Pianos In the follow.
ing styles:
STYLE A, 7ottave, Front large round csrntrs.
plain case, either octngon or carved legs
straight bottom, bead luouiling on ninth. :. s45O
STYLE Is. octave, same as style with scr.
pentine moulding on plth carved legs and ,yre 500
STYLE Q, octave, Front corners large round
sefpentine bottom, ,nouldings same ne on style
IA carved Tyre and desk, fancy carved ieps, $50
STYLE ID, octavr. -Four large round corners.
finished back, mOuldlngs on rim aud LIinth
serpentlnc bottom, carved Tyre and desk, eie.
knnt carved trnit itlegs.............,,.,.,,, GOO
Inc above styles are all finished in eleaont rose.
wood cases and have the full iron frame French
actl"n, harp pedal bcveled top, ivory keys aud key
fronts nnd exreed in uverstrung bass, nearly ni the
octavo Pianos now manufactured. They are
made OF The best materials, and for nish durability
purity and sweetnes Of tone, cannot be surpas scd.
we invite the attention Of the public Of dealers aud
the profession, TO u critical examination OF the
merits Of our Pianos.
Wy avoiding tie great expenses attcn dant upon
costly iacluries and expensive warGroOms in the
ciiy we nre enabled 10 ocr these Pianos at prices
which defy competition, and invite all to call und
examine them before purchasing elsewhere. Parties
ordering from distance can rely upon receiving
thcir Fianos promptly, aud no confusion can arise
40 tho styles are 80 distinctly designated by the
letters 4 BCD.
The four styias described above, enibody all the
oSscntul changes in exterior finish Of case, winch
are by many manufacturers run up to Is and "
patterns.
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RENEWING GRAPES. People hear much
about the renewal system" in grape grow
ing, and from the high-aown tone in which
professional writer's speak could never un.
derstand what it means. It's simply grow
ing fruit every two or three years Or less
from new vines, sprouting out low from the
parent vine, and removing the latter. I'm
doubtedly larger and better grapes can he
obtained by this system than FROM the old
method Of defending on the old vine.
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SEEDS OF WILD PLANTS. Those who
wish to introduce the early Towering wild
plants into their grounds, should look out
for seeds as soon as they ripen, and if it is
desirable to remove the roots, put mark of
some kind near the plant, so that it will be
seen when the foliage is dead
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES ofAFAMIly pHYsto,

are SO composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely Withstand or evade them
and nsigorate every portion Of the human ] ] organ.
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalitics. As con sequence Of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonished to find his
health or energy restored by remedy at once 50
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
OF every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. Tho agent below nan,ed 10
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates Of their cures and directions
ness, Heartburn, Headache arising from disordvcd
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Pain in and Morbid
ltaction Of the Boneis, Fiatn!ency, Loss Of Apps.
t'te, Jauadice, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state Of the body or obstruction
of its functions.
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s@r Z. W. Stewert, writes to the Amert.
can Farmer that after an experience of more
than ten years, he finds two bushels Of steam
bay is worth three bushels Of unsteamed,
and that one quart Of cornmeal steamed
with a bushel Of straw 10 equal to -bushsl
Of hay.
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REMEDIAL. INSTITUTE,
FOR SPECIAL CASES.
No. IN Bond st, New York.

" Full information, with the highest testimonials
also Book on Special Diseases IN scoiea enrelope
scut free.
" BE surc and send for them, aud you ,rU not rerrs,
" tor, as advertising physicians are generally In.
posters, without differences no stranger should he
trusted Enclose stamp for postage; aud direct to
DR. LAWRENCE, No n BOND STREET, NEW
fOkk. Nov. u, ls66- ~. s. NJ r.
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MUSIC DEpiYTMEyV.

We would respectfully cali the attention of rhoir
Leaders and Singing school Teachers To oul csta,.
lisbhc where all Minds Vt Chufcii Music Giec and
Anthem '5Ucks can.be obtained on tho most favorable
terms
The long experience Of our Mr.. PgRRiHs in Musical
Conventions, CbOirs, the Concert Room and sund,.
School enables him TO give advice and information
on all points Of musical interest to the selection
OF proper works of instr neion. formation of mlisca
scodls progress in musical studies. aud ito nis oi
General interest To composers, leaders teachers un
students.
Sheet Mucic furnished on the usual terms will,
pronpincss aud Dispatch. County orders So iril'd
and selections made for pnps, teachers, concerts.
sc DC, Nc.
NniN fruLu Ilr uDAv GunLnn crLlnni. Inn IL,
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KEPARsATOls CAa'ELLT.

FOR restoring hair upon bald heads (from whatever
cans: II may have fallen ou) and forcing growth OF
hair upon the ace, 1t has equal. II will force the
beard to grow upon tho smoothest face in from ivc
to eight weeks. or hair upon bald heads IN from two
to three months. few ignorant practitioners have
asserted that there is nothing that will force hast
en- tho growth Of tho hair or beard Their assertions
are false, as thousands Of living Witnesses (ronl
their expericnce) eau bear wi ness. But many will
say, how are wc TO distinguish The genuine from the
spurious II ccrtahy IL difficult. as ninc.teuihs #
the different Preparation advertised for tho hair und
beard are entirely worthless and you may have AT.
ready thrown away large amounts III their purchase,
osucl' we would say, try the Rcparator Capii IT
VIII cost You nothing unless II fully comes up TO our
representations IL your Druggists does not keep It..
send us one dollar and we viii forward IL, POSTPAID.
together with receipt for the money, which viii be
returned you GU application, providing entire sa:is
iaction ~ not gwen. Address W. u. CLARK T. co.
Chemists, No West tFayette st., Syracuse, NY.
Feb "a 67-ly
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GROVESIllEN & CO.,
Piano-FOrte Manufacturers,
$50 Broadway, New York.

TIE ATTENTION Of the public aud the trade Ia
4 invited 10 our NEW SCALE, SEVEN OCTAVE
ROSEWOOD FthNO FORTES. which for yonwa
a"d purify of tone arc unTivai,d by any hitherto OF
i"rcd ~ ms market They ccntain all the modern
improvements, French grand action harm medal iran
frame, 'tr's,runs bass, etc, and each instrument
being madG nn'cr III" pers0nai supervision of Mr.
J. H. GRoN ESTEEM, who hasa ptHiicai experience q
over thirty years ~ their manuiacturc is falI, war
rantCd in every particular.
YWE "GROt ESTEEM PIANO. FORTE"
RECEIVED TIE HtGiIEsr AWARD az MERIT Ar 1uy cr,r
BRArED NoRLD'5 FAIR
Where were cyhbitci instruments from tho b,s,
makers Of ondun, Paris, Germany, lhilndcirhia
Baltimore Boston and sew York aud also at ;hS
American Institute for Ave successive years The
EoLD aud St'NER MEDALS from both OF which can bu
seen al our ware rooms.
liy the introduction Of improvements We make
st'l more perfect Pano.iogte, aud by manufacturing
largely, with suiciy each SYSTEM are cuaLicd to
oer the einstrunehts at price which III preclude
an competition.
Our prices are fton, 800 to saoO chea than any
fret class Piano forte.
TERNS.-Nct Cash in current funds.
Descriptive circulars sent free:
July ~, lSGj.-Iy.-li. & 7.
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GHISPEks COMA,

For Curling the Hair of either Sex into Wayy and
Glossy hinsIcis or Heavy
Massive CuTls.
Nv us ns this article Ladies' anI Gentlemen can
hoiutify themselves thousand fold u is tho only
article ia thr world TINT viii curt straight HAIR, aud
at the same time give il beautiful, glossy appear.
unce. Thr crsprr Coma not only curls the hair,
but inl igoIutGs. beauties aud cleanses il is highly
aud deligtIulIy pcriumcd, and IL the most complete
article of the k,nd offered to the American pib
lie. The Cris2.r Coma will be sent 10 any address,
sealed and postpaid hr 81. hddrrs. all orders To w
l.. CLARK 4 CO. Chemists No. West Fayci,e ST. .,
Syracuse. N, Y. Feb - 'Gi-Iy
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Bloom sburg. Ap,ii27, 1894.

st,XCELSiGR! EXCELSlOR!!
"a III A STEALAR'S s
nAiR EXTERMINAToR FOR REMOVING suPEn.
FLUUuS HAIR!l
To the ladcs es. erially, this invaluable depa,ory
recommends itself as being an almost indispen.ibc
article to tcnaie honuiy. Is easily applied, docs not
hurn or injure he skin. but acs arsLty the roots
u Is warranted 10 reSOvs snparllupus hair from
low i0r.lcnis, or from any part of the budy, cum.
pletgly, totally and radically cAtirpaiing the same
leaving the skin soft, smooth aud natural This is
the only real article used by The French aud is the
only real e;cua Gcpilaiory in cxis;eucr. Price Is
cent per package sent post paid 10 any address on
receipt IF an order, by BERGER. SIiuT'rS h. co 4,
Feb. y, G1-ly, Chemists, ga River st. Troy, r.
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GREAT 1MPROV EMENT In
sen ING MACHINES
Elnpirc shuttle Machine
TABLESPOONS. j3G Broadway, NY,
25n Washington II -et, Boston,
WI Che MT street, philadPlphia,
pNTENTEO FEE a. Jgf0

PATENTED Fer. "a. 1860.
THIS MACHINE - constructed on cUtjroIv navy
Pfihtip'tp ot ncchan,sm, possessing many rny.
hnu valuable impr Ncnienti, having been examined
Nv the most pfoiJnnd UNpGuS. aud pronounced 20
be ~
Simplicity and RTcciioa DonbineL
" has straight needle. perpendicular action.
makes thr LOCK- ur SllI TILE STITCH witch ~ ji
b"1hrr RlF nor RAVEi and is alike on both sides !:
Performs perfect sewing on every dcscfiptIun 0f
material from Leather to he finest NansoOk muslin
WIN cn'ion linen, or silk thread from the conrsrs
40 40 ine nnrst n,mher. Having neither CAV nr COG
WhEE.' ana ihoia1s possible friction It runs as
smooth NJ glass, aud IL " ' "'
EmphaticdiM a Noisc1ess Nocbjuc
u requires y fry PER CENT less powor IN ,.,,.
II ihah any other muchnc In the n,nrkc, A n;,i
Twelve years OF nge can work 1t steadily, v,,nnn,
fatigue or Injury 10 health """'"t
Its Strength aud wonderful Simplicity orCous,,,,
ti"n renders J. almost impossible 10 get on, of O, ar
aud is GUARANTEED by the company to giya en-.
tire sntiSiaciion. ""
We respectfully invite all those who may desire TO
fuppiy themselves with superir article, TO CONG
ahd examine this UNRiVALLED MACHiNE,
Cnc hall hours instruction Is sufficient 10 rnnhlo
any person To work lhs machine TO their entire sut
is!iCiiOn.
Agents wanted for all towns it, the United Stntcs
whtrG 'scncies are not already established. Also,
ipr t"bh. Aiexico Central ami South America TO
Whon, liberal discount viii be- given,
tMPIRE SEWING MACHINE MEG Co.
53G Broadway NY
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GROUND Foop FoR STocE. Few per-
sons seem to be aware of the importance
of grinding every variety of grain before
feeding it to animals it is MI important. -
There is no animals stomach that can di-
gest any variety Of grain with cortical coy
ering. All animals that swallow a single
kernel without crushing, void it whole and
what is singular, after passing the ordeal Of
the gastric, the heat and digestive organs of
the stomach and the whole intestinal canal,
the seed will still gcrmiuate and grow.
In feeding horses and cattle, for simply
carrying them through the winter, if what
grain they are entitled to was ground, and
the hay or straw cut, mixed and properly
moistened, the saving would amount to quite
an item-every inch Of hay or straw will be
eaten, and nothing lost. Two-tbirds the
quantity now fed in racks for horses to pull
under their feet, and that fed to cattle on
the ground, and trodden down and spoiled,
would suffice to carry stock through the win
ter. But habit is everything. -Ecciangc.
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How TO HARVEST Corn. ict the corn
remain on the stalks until it is dry and fit
for the crib.
Enter the field with horses and wagon,
straddle every fifth row, with man on each
side and boy in the rear. Break off the
ears as rapidly as possible, throwiug them
into the wagon; this saves carrying OF
handling over, not being particular about
taking Of all the husks secure your corn
in any convenient place until winter; pen
Of rails will answer The husks that re-
main will keep the corn from spoling in
the crib. When you wish TO market your
corn, put it on noor, thrcsh with horses
the husks will not be in the way, take on,
run through mill, and your corn will be
bright and clean, and in lirst.ralc condition
Two men aud boy can pick and crib two
hundred bushels Of ears in day.
My opinion is, it farmers will adhere
strictly to these rules, they may save half
their labor, and have better crops. This is
quite an item. Try it, Nchigan Farmo.
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'THlE GOLDEN PlsONisE.'

BY 4 e. PERKINS,. Author OF Sacred Lutte. sunday
School Banner, Oriental GIcc Book, Psalm King, &c,
&e., &c.
We viii send specimen copy, post paid, to any
address. on receipt Of twenty cents. The price Of
Tins GoLpLs PHoMSg is as follows:
shGl" copies, IN paper covers 80 ~
ny lhJ lNO " ................cJ cJ ,OO
Single copies IN board covcrs............... sj.3j
~ lhc iuu .,............. .JU.UO
Stats LuiyaUad Piano Rish,
Just introduced, aud being adopted by all leading
houses in the manufacture of Pianos, Organs, Bill.
lard Tables. Furniture, &c. &c. Every QUE VINO has
Piano should have a h"itlc Of this Polish. Send
for tircliais and We VIII give full particulars aud
directions. Applications for Territory aud Agencies
received by BROWN PERKINS. Gcncrai Agents
for the Uniicd States, 420 DrUnmc Street. N. Y.
W As many persons in tha country wnnta sin
Gle botur. aud the article cannot bc sent by mail
where Clubs are made np. and one more dozen
ordered with the money we will forward by ex
press Charges paiil for Sh per dnzrn.
BRO WV G PERKINS,
GEN'L AGENTS FOR TUE UNITED STATES,
No, 40 Brooiuc street, N, Y.
oct. ~, i'GG.-iy, J, a,
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REPAR.ATOR CAPILLI.

Throw away false frizzcs your switches. your wig; 4;
Destructive of comfort, aud not worth II fig
Come aged, cone youthful come ugly and fair,
And rejoice IN your own luxuriant hair.
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NEW RESTAURANT,
In shivs'r Building. on Main Street.
WIN. GILMORE,
lnfrms the citizens of Bloomsbury and vicinity th
hs has opened New
RESTAURANT,
In this place, where he invites hi, old friend, and
customers TO call and partake OF his reshments
u ~ MS intention 10 Keep tho best
LAGER BEER AND ALE,
constantly on hand Also, Porter sarsaputiiln Min
oral Water, Fancy Lemonades, Raspberry and Lem
nsyrups, can always be had al his Restaurant.
III tho eating line he presents
HIEL or EARE
not surpassed In this place viz, Pickied OYSTER
CLANS, sardines. Fish, Batbocied Chicken, Pick lot
Tripe and Beef Tongue, &c, &c. Hc also has goot
article Of
Digars and CLEARING tobacco
for his customers. " Give him n call.
Bloomsburg. June ~, 1866.
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y rAismeaiclnc, snvrbt'slbr Df. J. II. scuryc- |,
ofPhiiadeiphia, Is intended 70 dissolve the food
aid m&ks n isfb chyme, t,e mt process, Of
dissstiSa. by cleansing the stomach with
sehsnsl'. sIs@irake Pills, The Tonic soon res,
tsres the appetite, and food that could not be
eaten before a.iag II viii ~ earils dtsystr&
. ttsnsurhp,i6n canndi be cured nv Sclienck' :
ruimoaie Syrup nnless The stomach and liver
u made healths aud the appetite restorcd,
hence The Tosis and Pills are required ip near.
gkassl4s &c DE w W. Egty no Nte sud tlirec or
four boxes OF Tire NANDRAkE PILLS will cure
any ordinary case Of Dyspepsia.
-, nr. Sehcrck makes professional vi.iiA 10 New
ipsk, .h'stpa. and al his prineiPal Office Ia
Phiisdelphia every week. See daily papers ol
each place. o. bis pamphlet on consumption iui
his days fsr Sisitathis. EIti'l
PLEASE nhserYe, when purchasing, that tn,
two iikcncssei Of the Doctor, one whrH In III,
lad stag. Of Consumption, aud the other as he
sss b. in perfect hesith. are on the Govern
~s gsia !; !siiptssl. IA l,,ssrl. pic. sl,,
psr bptife or 40 the half doscn., All letter.
~ a1yics should be addressed To nc. iscasSck
kthsrFsi Office, Sds ~ ssrth 9Th strrc., Phil
, 's!sssi 'Htssis..isli seasa bead D.rnc
IKE B. .ass tSeIs iss; o S1la" %sls va
tTyolf, Chicago. m; Collins Dre.., -. louis
Me- dee. g. yrs
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Sherif's Notice Of Lien Law.


In aud by virtue Of the provisions Of Ar.
j ticle 81, ofthc Maryland Code Of Public
General Laws
issued out Of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, by Jasper c. Shriner, against Joel
X. BOllingcr, returnable ON the Second
Monday OF November 1861, and TO INC di-
ree,ed for the purpose Of recovering the sum
Of ffty-six dollars and fifty eight cents with
interest and costs, claimed Us lien for lnm-
Der and materials furnished for and about
the repairirg and improvement Of Grist
Mill, owned by and situated on the farm OF
the said Joel X. Bollinger. The said Grist
Mill 80 as aforesaid repaired is built partly
Of brick and partly frame, SIX stories high
and is iorty-seyen feet long and thirty six
feet wide and is located on tract OF land
situuted in Carroll county which was con.
veyed 10 the said joel X. Bollinger, BY
Abraham s. Zents and wife, by deed of con
veyance dated on the 2ist day Of March, A.
ID. 1860 and duly recorded among the land
records Of Carrall county ia Liber, W. A.
Mex, No. 80, Folio 8 &c.
| Now therefore notice Is hereby given in
pursuance Of the provision Of said Article
/ 81 Of the Maryland Code OF Public General
Laws, TO all claimants and persons interes-
ted, to be and appear before said Court on
the Second Monday of November, 1867 u
show cause II anything they know or hav,
to say why the said sum OF money abov,
named should not be levie,. jf the said build
ings to the use Of the said Jasper z. Shri
ner, according TO the tenor and effect OF thu
said Maryland Code of Pubic Genera
Laws. JACOB ID. HOPPE,
sep26 80 Sheriff of Carrea county.
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rhe Indian LInIment.

A. relief, ever ready; az a killer Of pain, Ia
ken inwardly, or .outwardly applied, has no
equal. For the relief and cnrc of Rhssaa''
aud Ssaraigie Affections, Sprains, Brpise,, dc.
u Is gncqaalled II Is also most eiiicscicus, "a
ken inwsrdly, In the cure Of CAaisse, Crss'i,i
and Pa;as is he Sismack, Diarrhesa, Dy,ssfe.
~, Chsisse AerJa., Cholera isfaa,aS', de-,
and II Is without exception the most roHdsrfa
Panaeea tho world affords. No. FAMILY
should be without IL. Every TRAVELLER BY
land or sea should have bottle. MINERS and
FARMERS residing at u distance nun IAysi
clans should keep Il constantly on hand. Ia
case Of Accidents, and sudden attacks Of Ston
ach Complaints, Its value cannot be estimated
Inquire for .hgjor LANES INDIAN LINZ
MENT, aHd iaks no othsr. PRICE, 80 Cts. pei
bottle. For sale at wholesale and retail b
Dcmas Barnes 4 Co., u Park Row, n. y; Gall
4 Robinson, ls0 ureepwich-st., y. vi y. q
Wells a Co.. l93 Fulton-si., n. "; chss. Y
Cfittsnden, IS 9th Ave, N. Y, and by sespcd
table. Druggists throughout the world. Sorl
genuine ueless signed BY JoaE THOs. LASg, AMI
eountersIgncd By j. T. LANE a CO., Proprit
tors, les Broadway, n. Y. Send for Citeulail
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erDlcoSsUMPTIyEs.

Z, The Rev. EDWARD AZ WILSON will send
tfre~ az charge To aft who dorireib, the Pre-.
scriptiou with the directions fot making and
using the .imIif r..inr,iv bt which he was cured
al lung affection aud ihat dTrad disease Con
sshpdob4 Hisnnly otject u 10 bcneii, thc az
hicted and he hopes erery suHcfer will try thil
prescription, a. Il viii sost them nothing, and
msy prove blessing. Piyase address
dA iaa Rss. EDw ARD A. WILSON.
No. isS South S.c,nd Street, wiiliain4bnrgh
|, New York. x iiiF may 2s-iy