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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-30
A RESOLUTION

Relative to an amendment Of the Constitution
providing for the extension OF tho elective
Resolved bNMe General Assembly the Sfafe Of
Ohio, 0hree-ffths Of the members elected 10 eaeh
House agreeing theretoO That II be and Is here.
by proposed to the electors Of this State 10 vote
at the nextannual October election, upon tho
approval or rejection of the following nfnend.
ment as substitute for the first section Of the
ffth article Of the Constitution If this State to-
wit: Every male citizen Of the United States. Of
the age Of twenty.one Years, who shall have
been q resident OF the State one year next pre-
cedng the election, and Of the county, town
ship, or ward in which he resides, such time AZ
may be provided by law, except such persons as
have bornearms in support of any insurrection
or rebellion against the government OF the Unit
ed States, or have fed from their places Of resi-
dence to avoid pelng drafted into The military
service thereof, or have deserted the military
or naval service Of said government In time II
war, and have not subsequently heen honorably
discharged from the same. shall have the uuaii.
icntions ofan elector, and be entitled to vote at
all elections.
ED. A.. PARRoTT,
Speaker Of the House Of Rspresenfnfirss.
ANDREW G. McBURNEY,
Passed April 0, 1867. noa-Gm
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New York Market.
New York, MAY 27.

FLOUR--Dull, at lOa2Oc lower. Sales Of g.
GOO bbls superfine State aud Western at sloha
II 30. Extra Western at sIt 10al3 40. Choice,
si3 5Oal4 20. Shipping ohioat Sl3ali Trade
Brands at sl4 O0ali 20, closing heavy. Cali
fornia lower; sales OF COO bbs at Sl519u632
Rye Flour moderate. Request, sale Of 200 bbls
ut SSaS i0
WHEAT--Closed dull and heavy, and noml-
nally la2c lower. No. 2 Spring at 81 6Sa2 Co.
and 81 Ssa2 50 for No. do.
RYE--Quiet at 81 7Sal "a for Western.
BARLEY-Nominai.
0ATS-Quiet at $40 for Western.
CORN--Quiet and steady at 81 23@l "a fol
now mixed Western, and old nomnalnt 81 500
| ~ In store, and 81 3a6el SO delivered.
PORK Steady. Sales OF 500 bbls new Mess
at $2n 0562O 2Ocash, closing ut S22 81 bid, cash
aud sss % asked, SsJ 20 bid, regular, and 81 81
asked.
BEEF-Flrm and IN fair demaad at stead,
prices,
CUT MEATS --Nominally unchanged.
BAG0N--Steady at ll9kc for short.ribbod, ant
l292ic for shoIt-cloar.
LARD--Dull at iSalsskc for fair to prime
steam, and 1879 for kettle.rendered.
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Address of the Republican COM
mittee.
Washipgton, May 22.

Washington, May %.
The Republican Congressio nal
Committee has issued an address
to-day to the Southern people on
the | olicy of Congress in reference
to the restoration of the Union.
Both of the Reconstruction Acts
are given, after which the address
follows. 1t says that the negroes
of the South, by the measures OF
the Republican party, as expressed
in their acts, are elevated to the
full and equal rights of citizens Of
the States to which they belong,
and Of the country which here
after will recognize no distinction
on account of race or color. The
nation is indebted to the negro
race for services rendered during
the late war. The negro race is
indebted to the country, controlled
in its policy by the Republican
party, for the emancipation Of the
race from slavery, and now, by
these acts of Congress, for its ele'
walton to a position of equality
From these reciprocal services
arise mutual obligations and duties
upon the basis Of universal suf
irage.
1t urges the people of the South
to direct their efforts to the estab
lishment and maintenance of 0
system Of public schools for the
education Of the children Of al
classes, and declares that, finally
the public policy should stimulate
the laboring people to become
land holders. The owners Of large
estates should divide and sub divide
their lands and sell them at reas
enable rates TO those who neeC
them and can improve them. Ir
the South there is land enough fol
all, and all who desire it shoulC
be permitted 10 obtain homes
This common human right can no
be denied with safety to society.
The address furthor declares tha
Congress reserves TO itself full .ant
unrestricted right of judgmen
whenever a State presents itself fo
admission into the Union. Tha
right will be exercised fairly ant
generously even, but yet in the in
terest of peace and loyalty. Ccrtail
conditions precedent are laid dow
in the laws. These must be met
but beyond these conditions
Congress must be satisfied, also
J that the people of the proposes
Statos respectively are, and ar
likcly to be, loyal 10 tho Union b,
decisive and trustworthy MAORI
tics. That their institutions ar
framed upon the basis Of equality
and they will, from year TO yeal
! and from age to ago, contribute t
the pence, progress and prosperit
9 of the States and of the country
: Special to Cincinnati Commercial.
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TAKE NOTICE!

All large schemes have proven failures, and
as we sell only 10000 tickets, and have taken
plenty oftime, we feel satisfied that all the tick
cts will be sold, thus giving ticket holders all
chances.
Agents holding tickets they cannot dispose of
will please send them home as we have not sufh
will please write their names plainly on package.
Send all money by P. o. Order or express, at
our cost. P. o. Order preferred
Tickets one dollar or II for ten dollars.
Address, with stamp,
CAREY, VANDEGRIFT 4 CO.,
May 90, ls67-4w Sidney, Ohio.
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Exciting News from Mexico.

Authentic intelligence has been
received of the fall of Queretaro,
and the capture of Maximiliian and
his Generals, by the Liberals
Juarez had u 'ly refused to guar
antee the lives of his prisoners, and
the belief prevails that Maximillian
and his chief officers have been
summarily executed. If so, their
blood is on the head of the EN-
pcror Napoleon, and he must be
the possessor of comfortable con-
science, about this time.
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THE Springfield Qll) Journal
says that within ten days, in that
markes wheat has declined forty
FIVE cents per bushel, and -four two
dollars per barrel. The Journal
adds: 1.-THE prospects for an
abundant wheat crop in this section
were never better, and we conf.
dently look for still further de.
cline in both wheat and -four. The
large quantities of wheat said TO be
stored by spectators must now be
brought out, and they must rear
the fruits of their efforts to keeI
the price Of -four to twenty dollars
per barrel"
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For the Lancaster Gazette.
What is HnmaOnathY?

The subscriber having recently
established himself as a Homeo-
pathic physician in Lancaster,
many are desirous of knowing the
difference between Homeopathy
and tho other systems of medical
treatment; especially as it is
spreading throughout The country,
and is attended with moie than u
mere ephemeral popularity. 1t is
therefore an act Of justice as well
as duty to acquaint them with some
ofits leading characteristics.
Homeopathy does not depend 80
much on the form of the medicine
or on the dose, as on the principle
in which that medicine is prescrib-
ed, and calomel, cathartics, emet-
les, bleeding and blistering are not
comprised in the treatment.
The medicineis seldom disagree.
able to the taste, and will do no
harm if it does no good. 1t acts
dire city upon the diseased part.
and consequently is sure to cure if
properly prescribed and there is
any chance to euro. 1t cures
quicker than any othel class Of
remedies, without the unpleasant
sensations SO often experienced in
the action of drugs upon the hu-
man system, and without reducing
the patient or leaving him in a
"broken down condition"
Fever in all its forms, even the
dreaded Bilious, Kemittent, or
Typhoid fever, can be subdued
more speedily by Homeopathy than
by any otheL treatment. 1nham.
nation in any part of the body, not
excepting the rapid and dangerous
Inflammation Of the brain, heart
lungs, stomach or bowels, can be
reduced without the torture Of bleed
ing or blistering, and in much
shorter time than is accomplished
by such cxpediehts.
In those alarming and too often
fatal diseases, Group, Diphtheria
Scarletina, Cholera, Typhoid Dys
entery and Spotted Fever, thil
treatment has been pro eminently
successful. Epilepsy, Catalepsy
Paralysis, Neuralgia. Headache il
all its varieties, in fact all curabl,
diseases Of the nervous system
seem to be peculiarly under Tho
control of Homeopathic remedies.
If such be tho certainty of this
treatment in acute diseases, it i,
unnecessary to state that it il
equally eficacious in those Of {
Chronic form. In Female diseases
both acute and chroric, no class o
remedies have been attended will
such gensral success. All the all
ments of Childrep, not excepting
the most sudden, severe or fata
attacks, can be met with o rcadi
} ness that is truly gratifying to til
! parent, and that too without fore
ing down them disagrecable medi
cine.
These statements may be rea,
with q smile of incredulity, an,
perhaps with snecr, by those VIII
are not acquainted with Homeo
patby; yet they are facts, whicl
have been confirmed by the exper
lence ot-thousands both in Enrop
and America, and which can b
tested at any time by the employ
ment OF competent Homeopathl
physician. All are ready to adni;
that the operation and effects 9
medicine should be like what ha
just beOn alleged Of Homeopathy
yet, having beon bred in the dog
mas OF the dominant school an
knowing no other, thoy can scarce
ly realize the possibility of such
rational system ofmedical treatmen
CHARLES w. BABcooK, NJ. d.
Lancaster o.
Office in Tallmadge block, frs
floor up stairs.
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ADULrERATED TOBACCO Among
tho samples Of tobacco from Ha-
vana, tho United States, Europe
and the Indies, examined lately al
tho Inland Revenue Laboratory in
London We're several containing
liquorice, others fermentable sugar
and some tannic acid, sulphate ol
iron and logwood, whilst one sam
plo Of "roll sent from Scotland NC
tually consisted Of oakum, covered
with thin wrapper of leaf tobacco,
aud was, from its outward appear :
anco, undistinguishable from gen
uino tobacco.
The use Of any these tobaccos,
which are not only nauseous from
the impure mixtures added, but al.
so contain q large proportion oi
'nicotin, "a powerful poison, is but
a slow process Of self.destruction
The decision ofpreierence was un
animously awarded to the CHiNaA'
RoRA tobacco as containing nc
"aicotin"nor other drug, and being
consequently pure and harmless.
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New York Cattle Market,


Lambs, ll,l7l head; Hogs, 1851 head.
BEEF CArrLE--Decidedly firm in consequenc,
of light supply aud an active demand, and
prices have advanced fully &c, with some sales
at prices indicating an advance Of 1c. Thu
sales being below iBc. Extra quniity readil,
commanded l9c, prime do, lSl4als9Io; frs
quality l7s4aisc /; fair TO good, l7al7Mc; ordi
nary to inferior, l5al &c, although the receipts
continued moderate.
SHEEP aud LAMns-Quiot with depressed
market. Prices are shade lower and the do
mand is hight Sales extras at Sc, prime al
$40, ordinary and common at 7G7lSc and inferi
orat 6haGllc.
Hoos--At.st weeks figures, the Hog mar
lxet ruled steady, the demand, however, wa
only modei atcly active. AZ the Fortieth stree
Hog-yards this afternoon, eleven carloads
were on sale, ten Of (which were disposed Of a
1aLa76Io
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Spirit Of the Press.

We notice the newspapers in all
parts Of the country seem to be 60
ing into eostacies oflate over the
wonderful medical properties oi
Goes Cough Balsam and Goes Dys,
pepsia Cure. We-are glad TO know
that these reliable remedies are
for sale by every Druggist in the
land,
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CERTIFICATE or AUTHORITY
'A SE OihON IL
ITO expire on the slst day Of january, 1858.
oTFicEo OF THE AUDITOR or STATE, ASSURANCES }
-v3 DEPARrnENr, COLUMBUS, ONO,

ITO expire on the 31st day OF january, 1858.
OFFICE OF rHE AUDIroR OF STATE, INSURANCE. ,
l4VI DEPARTnENr, COLUMBUS, ONO, =
February IS, 1867.
Whereas, The Railway Passengers Assurance
Company, located at Hartford, In the State Of
Conn, has tled In this Office sworn statement
oiits condition, as required by the act "To reg
ulate insurance Companies notincorporated by
the state OF Ohio" passed Aprile, 1855, and
anne nded February Q, 1864, and the act ITO reg
ulate Foreign Insurance Companies" passed
April D, 1866; and, whereas, said Company has
furnishedt the undersigned satisfactory evidence
thatitis possessed OF an actual Capital of at
least One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars,
invested as required by said acts; and, whereas,
said Company has tled In this Office written
instrument under its corporate seal, signed by
the President and Secretary thereof, auth oriEing
any agent or agents Of said Company In this
Stale TO acknowledge service OF process, for and
IN behalf of said Company according to the terms
OF said act OF April 8, 1856.
SAID, I, JAMES n. GOODMAN, Auditor OF state for
OHIO, do hereby certify that said Railway rnB-
sengers Assurance Company OF Hartford, IS an
thorised to transact the business OF Accident
Insurance In this State until tho thirty-frst day
ofJanuary, in the year onelhpuaand eight hun
dred and sixty.eight.
Inwitness whereof, have hereunto subscrib-
ed my name and caused the seal Of
(sEAL.l myotlce 10 be afifea the day and
s1 year above written.
JAS. H. H.G0DMANSAuditor.of State.
B. F. Reinmund & Son,
Lancaster, Ohio, May 10, isur.--sw
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Proposed Amendment to the
CONSTITUTION.
The STATE OF OHIO,

Office gf To Secretary ef STATE. J
], William Henry Smith, Secretary Of state
OF the State cf Ohio. do hereby certify that
.he following Isl true eopyof q Joint resolu.
ton, passed by the General Assembly Of the
State OF Ohio, on the stl day Of AprT, A. D.
1857 taken from the original rolls on flo in this
office. 70 NH
In testimony whereof lave hefeupto
subscribed my name aud afHx cd the Great
II. 81 Seal Of the State Of Ohio, at colun.
bus, the 9Th day ofAprIl, A. D. 1857.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
Seerstary Of State.
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One Of the strangest waits OF the
day is tho subjoincd lettor from
Probst, written only two days be-
fore his execution, The Philadel.
phia Bulletin publishes it for the
first time:
PHILADELPHIA, June 6, 1866,
"a good dream,
"ln the night, from the ID 10 thu
Sd Of June, | had a good dream
which gave mo great joy. / cam,
into the house whore the family
lived which / had murdered. | me
thom all together; all the eight por
sons sitting at tho table, aud wher
/ opened tho door they all rose from
the table, and all shook hands with
and received me with the creates
joy and love, and asked where
camo from and whore had stayed
so long. And they asked me if
would not stay with them they
would give mo all want ifI woult
only stay with tbem. l have seer
al tho eight persons standing be
fore mo as ifalive even tho LITTLE
baby saw in its mothers lap, an(
it recognized mo, and itsmilod ant
gave mo its little hand to shake
and | got awake.
written by myself,
canton PRoBsT.
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A Texas paper tells Of q young
couple who cloped on horseback,
accompanied by a clergyman who
was to marry them, The lady's
father gave chase, and was over.
taking the party when the maiden
called out 10 her clerical friend,
"Can't you marry us as wo runP'
The idea took, and he commenced
the ritual, and just as tho brides
father clutched her bride rein the
clergyman pronounced the lovers
man and wife, The father was &C
pleased with the dashing action
that, as the story goes, no gave
them his blessing.
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Tur couaH AND LuSo REnEDT, for every fam,
ily 20 keen 81 hand

THE CouaH AND LuSo REAgDY, for every iam-
lily TO keep st hand.
ALIENS LUN0 BALsAM,
II sells everywhere, and gives satshotion.--
Read the following extracts nom letters;
u, II. BOWIE, Druggist; .Uniontown, Penn.
writes, April 4, 1866; "Alen's Lung Balsam has
performed some remarkable cures about hero
I trecommendit with confidence in all diseases
Of the Throat and Lungs"
srERLISo Bros, Druggists, write nom CIR
rolton, January 81, 1866; "send us six dozen Al
lens Lung Balsan. We are entirely out otit-
Itgyes more general satisfaction than any Other
medclnewe SELL"
Sold by Druggists everywhere. and by ali
Dealers in Family Medicines.
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Notice to Stockholders.

OFFICE OF THE MINERAL RAIL RoAp Co.,
COLUMBUS, ONO, May Sd, 1897
"A u MEETING OF THE DIREC.
AT0RS OF this Company, held this day, /,
the following resolution was adopted;
RESOLVED, That an installmeht Of FIVE dollars
on each share Of the capital stock OF this Com.
Pany shall be paid by the respective subscri.
hers therefor, or holders thereof, ON or before
the tenth day OF June next, and like Install.
mention or before the tenth day OF each succeed.
ing month, until the whole OF said stock be mi.
ly paid; Provided, That ifthe fpth Of an, such
month shall be a Sunday, the insia llments shaii
be payable the day before. Said instaIlmenta
may be poid to either of the following named
persons and at either of the following named
70 John j. Janney, Treasurer of said Com :.
pany, at his Office in Columbus, Ohio.
TO N. Q. Whltehurst, at his Office in Canal
Winchester, Ohio.
ToJ. R; Mumaugh, at the Hooking Valley
National Bank, in Lancaster, Ohio.
TOO. Il. Bowen, at the First National Bank.
in Logan, Ohio. IL
To Q. A. Cable. at his store in Nelson Vile,
Athens county, Ohio; or
To e. II. Moore, at the First National Bank,
in Athens, OHIO. J.J. JANNEY.
mgo-aw' Secretary and Treasurer.
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Desirable Property for Sale.

A LOT OF SIX ACRES, on which
IA is a good FRAME HOUSE, with ave
rooms, good Stable, Oorn-c and Wagon-shed,
never-fliling well, some fifteen thrifty, hearing
apple trees, with abundance ofsmall fruits Of all
kinds. The property Is stuatedi in Pleasant
townshiD, on the old Wheeling road two and n
on very favorable terms, II fapplication be made
soon, For further particulars inquire Of the
undersigned on the promises, or at tho Gazotte
office. MARTIN LANTZ.
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NOTICE.

AUDITon's oFTrcE, FAIRFIELD COUNTY,
LANCASTER, o., May 27, 1861. !
To the citizens of Lancaster:
You are hereby notified thatthe City Board Is
now in session ct this office, for the purpose Of
equalizing the Personal Property, Moneys and
Credits, as returned by the SCISSORS for the
year 1867. WIN. SCH0PP, Co. Auditor.
May 80, 1S6T-3w
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Lancaster Retail Market.
Corrected weekly by REFER, KUTz4 u1RIcK.


May %. 1867.
Apples, green. Flour, per bbl, sl7 90
Apples, dried, h.. Gas Feathers, lb...... .5Oa6O
Beans, per bu. b0al "a Fish ,fresh lb... l0al21S
Barley, bu.......l GOAL 25 Fish (Lake) lb l0al21
Beef, fresh, lb......l2alb Hams, lb...... l2alb
" blythe Or. 7a9 Lard, lb...... lOal2
Beef, dried, lb...... 2Oa25 Molasses, sorgo,
Beeswax, g 30 gall Il; ~ Soa7o
Butter, l5a2O Mackerel, 10. No.
Bacon, " 0al2 2, l23, No. i, 15c
Brooms, oNcI,... 2Oa25 Oats, per bu...... SOC
Chic kens, doz, . S0a3 O0 Potatoes, bush. lal %
Cloverseed, bu 50aslO Peaches, dried, ID. l5c
Cheese, lb.......... 2Oa25 Rye, push. =. GOAL 90
Candles, f." ....... 2Ga25 Salt, per bb........ T5
Coal oil, per gall. 10 Soap, country, ID. 5aS
Corn, per bush. 70a75 Tallow, lb......... l0c
Corn Meal, per bu ! o Timothy seed, bu
Goldfish, per H.. l2H . bOa3 90
Eggs, per. do8. 12i& Wheat, bu. 3 90
Flax aeed bn. 2 OO
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LApIBs, DoN'r ovERLooK THIsi-.The best
preparation in the world for the complexion
For 20 cents we will send a receipt for the above
preparation, so that every lady can make her
own "Cercassian Balm" for one quarter ofwhat
she has TO pay the druggist, and has the salts. 1.
flciion OF knowing that There are no poisonous
drugs In the mixture. Address
BENNET 4 JORDAN, p. o. Drawer ESQ
Nay 30, 1s67--ly Cleveland, Ohio.
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ATrnNTTON, EVnRYDODYi

TDELNAsTs FRENCH vERMIN PREvEN.
DTfVE.--TheseL Lozenges, carried aboutthe
will keep Yourself and apartments free nom
Lice, Bod Bugs, Fleas, and other Vermin.
Price orhesenges 20 cents each, sent by mail
post paid, securely packed, on recoitt o. the
prioe. Address BENNETT 4 JORDAN,
p. o. Drawer $50, Cleveland, Ohio.
May 20, '0T-ly tho only Americdn Aqenfs.
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Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati, May II.
FL0UR--Unchanged
WllEAT--Unchanged
C0RN--Dull, at s7aSSc. Not much done.
RYE--Advanced to 81 74al rs.
WHlSKY--Unsettled and prices nominal. II
Is held at32c IN bond.
Observation-Disclosures, and but little
done.
BUTTER--Dull nj 1920.
EGGS--Dull atlGc.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Important to Gas Consumers.

For the First Time in this Place-patent
Lava-Top Gas Regulator and Burner Combined,
is introduced. They viii save from Is 10 25 per
centum over all others, and give more clear,
even, and brilliant light thoroughly effecting
the entire consumption Of the gas passing thro'
them; unlike the common iron burner. rusting,
cOrrodlng, cumming, &C., &c., these Tops do
neither; but are warranted 10 last ten years. The
chamber also attached Is to prevent the crude
gas from passing, without being heated; giving,
from that fact, the above large per cent. in saw.
irg The Regulator entirely prevents blowing,
izzng, and spoutirg out; occasioning annoy.
ance, besides n vast waste ofgas For houses,
stores, churches, &c, &C., they are indispensa-
he rs four feet (cubc) ofgas is sufficient to each
light, instead OF six to eight, which common
burners too frequently burn. ! often use hut
three foot burners per hour--in Misunderstanding
onc-half the gas originally used, and giving a
much better and clearer light.
Please leave your several addresses Mt the
Tallmadge House. ] will give you all an oppor-
tunity oftrial before purchasing.
w. ii. ROGERS,
General Agent.
P. 8. These Tops are warranted genuine
Lava, the first ever introduced here. and not
clay, porcelain, &C., &c.. which have been sold
through the country as Lava.
May 80, l86T--lw fn
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ERRORS OF YOUTH,

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all tho
effects OF youthful lndscrcton, willior the sake
of suffering humanity, sendfreo to oil who need
1t, the recipe and directions for making the sim
pie remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can lo so by addressing, In nperfect confidence,
JOHN n, OGDEN,
| Nay 0, 'G7-1y az Cedar Street New York.