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BOLD, BAD MAN, ANDREW JOHNSON,
VOTE FOR NO MAN

For any office who approved or extenuated the per-
niclous doctrines taught by the Buchanans, the
Blacks the Reeds the Woodwards, the Clymers, the
Seymours, the Woods. the Vallandighams, and other
faithless men of the North, to witt
That the secession OF State is a constitutional
right that Federal resistance to rebellion was an
outrage that the war for the Union was failure;
that Government notes not legal tenders. VOTE
FOR NO MAN who gave his support or his sympa-
thy to these INDUSTRIOUS HERESIES. the prolific
cause of all our woes. The Republican party, formed
OF the best of all parties; the party which
saved the life OF the naton the party proven to be
true to
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IN THIS CRISIS |

Citizens. duty is plain 1t is to stand by our party
by our Congress- by Generals, by our leaders, ana
by candidates If we would have restored
Onion, continuous peace, concord. and prosperity
throughout the entire land--n we would Sc ure the
payment of the national debt principal and interest
and thereby maintain American honor invioate-it
wewoud save our country from the horrors OF civil
war, anarchy and possibly from despotsm ITSELF we
must act In concert. and defeat the polls every
candidate for Office who may, the remotest degree,
act or sympathize with Andrew Johnson and his
allies. Remember, that all history shows that the
days next succeeding civil have been the days
OF greatest danger TO the victors
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BY ORDER OF HEIRS.

Msl Estate of ROGER MCDONALD, deceased.
]. NJ. GUMMEY & SONS Auctioneers.
STORE AND FOUR DWELLINGS, TWENTYs
FOURTH Street, below Walnut street.
On MONDAY, October z, 1867, will be sold at Public
Sale at " O'Clock noon, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
All that certain lot or piece of ground together with
the improvements thereon erected, situate on the
east side of Beach. now TwentyfOurth street. and the
south side of 20 feet wide street called Caldwell
street, between Walnut and Locust streets, in the
Eighth Ward of the city OF Philadelphia Containing
in front or breadth on said Beach street 20 feet and
extending In length or depth of that width said %
feet wide street ITO feet to another wide
dmPrGvements I'm consist of twostory brick store and
three'stOry brick dwellings containing three rooms
each and one three-story brick dwelling containing
six rooms, fronting on Caldwell street,
Clear of all incumbrance.
]. NJ. GUMMEY & SONS, Auctoneers
III s8t No. sos WALNUT street.
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REAL ESTATE SALES,
REAL ESTATE.

II ]. M. GUMMEY & SONS SALE.
THREESTORY BRICK DIV ELLINCI, and Four
Dwellings in the Rear, No, 726 LOMBARD Street
on MONDAY october z, 1867, will be sold at Public
change,
All certain lot piece of ground together with
the improvements thereon erected, situate on the
south side OF Lombard street. at the distance Of 1853
feet eastwardy from the east side of Eighth street in
the Seventh Ward of the city of Phlladelphia con-
tanning ia front on Lombard street 20 feet and ex-
tending In depth, of that width 96 feet TO Cullen
street. Improvements consist of substantial three.
story Brick Dwelling, fronting on Lombard street:
three two-story Frame Dwellings in the rear Of the
same, and three-story Brick Dwelling fronting ON
Cullen street.
Subject to two yearly ground rents-one of sSOOO
and the other of S33'23.
]. NJ. GUMMEY & SONS, Auctioneers,
921 s3t No. sos WALNUT Street
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GUILTY PRESIDENT.

This great party you, citizens that any such
vote is aid and comfort TO that willy enemy Of
UNION and PEACE. The Republican party pre-
sents TO you its selected candidates, and asks your
Buffrages for each and all of them. Defeat at the
polls in our city State Tuesday next would
be fatal 10 the peace ofthe country
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LIBERTY AND UNION !

Proven to be true to the CONSTITUTION; the party
devoted to all the RIGHTS OF LABOR and all the
RIGHTS OF MAN, ask you to forbear from casting
single vote for any man, for any Office whatever,
who is not the outspoken and determined opponent
of the
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Soldiers and Patrlots Citizens-native born and
naturalzed-in THIS CRISIS be true to your selves
be true to the BRAVE HEROES whose bones lie
mingled with the soil of the South, from the Rio
Grande to the Susquehanna- Be true your glorious
leaders, to your country-our priceless heritage, be-
queathed by Revolutionary sires-defended through
four years ofterribe civil This glorious birth
right, "he Government OF the people, by the peo ole
and for the people," which the great and good Abra
ham Lincoln sublimely said 'should not perish from
he earth Z" is IMPERILLED! The usurpatons of that
BOLD, BAD MAN, ANDREW JOHNSON,
Must be arrested. His iniquitous schemes must be
crushed; they are the more dangerous because but
half revealed and for the that there cred
lous men In our midst (who can only be aroused,
when too late, by signal overt acts of crime)-men
who though personally pure able and influential are
active among his apOloglsts and supporters Citizens
be not deuded by this. Be vigilant TRUST NO
MAN, however eminent, however pure, however
abe with power office who approves OF the acts OF
Andrew Johnson,
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CRAFT AND TREACHERY

Have deluded and defrauded many a people of the
fruits Of their herosm, their sacrifices and their hard
won Victories. Remember, too, the warning words of
the immortal JEFFERsoN:-
"THE PRICE OF LIBERTY is ETERNAL
VIGILANCE I"
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POLITICAL.

w D { F E NJ D r S
OF
LIBERTY AND TIE CONSTITUTION!
All who fought for the Union; all who love their
country all who revere her Free Institu ions;
all who innexibly insist that Rebels and
their trRitOrous allies shall not mount
to power by the reachery Of An
drew johnson, and dominate over
the Loysl, the Patriotic, and
the Brave, are invited to
gather in
M A $ $ M e TIN c.
ON SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5,
AT O'CLOCK,
IN FRONT OF THE
UNION LEAGUE HOUSE,
To hear the following gallant Soldiers aud eminent
Statesmen on the duties OF the hour:
GOV. JOHN w. GEARY.
hon HENRY WILSON, of Mass,
HON. H. BUCHER SWoPE,
HON. JOHN M. BROOMALL.
HON. JAMES q. BLAINE, OF Maine
HON. A. q. CURTIN,
HON. JAMES H. CAMPBELL,
GEN, ]. R. HAWLEY, of Connecticut,
HON. JAMES POLLOCK,
HON. HANNIBAL HAMLIN, of Maine,
HON. ROSCOE CONKLING, of New York,
COL. H. Q. DEMING, of Connecticut,
HON. HENRY D. MOORE,
AND OTHERS.
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LARGE PEREAIPTORY SALE OF ROOTS. SHOES.
BkOGANS, TRAVELLING BAGS, ETC,
On Tuesday Morning,
Oct. s, at 10 O'CLOCK on four months' credit 2OOO
packages boots, Shoes balmorals, etc. 1lO25t
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r1g5- PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
TREAsURERs DEPARTM ENT, l
PHILADELPHIA, September 49, 1867. !

NOTICE TO BONDHOLDER5.
At meeting of the Board of Directors, held on 4th
instant, the following preamble and resolution were
adopted
Whereas, Numerous applications have been made
to this Company from the holders of the First and
Second Mortgage Coupon Bonds to convert the same
into the Registered General Mortgage Bonds, dated
July !. 1867, therefore be 1t
Resolved, That the Treasurer be and he is hereby
instructed public notice to be given that this
Company Is now prepared to exchange Its Registered
Bonds secured by general mortgage upon the line
from Philadelphia Pttsburg, of the estate real and
personal and corporate franchises therein mentioned,
dated July l. 1867 TOR the First and Second Mortgage
Coupon Bonds of said Company, on the road between
Harrisburg and Pttsburg.
Any further Information can be obtained on applt-
cation at this Office. - -
8 l6 BOT THOMAS 7. FIRTH Treasurer.
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by order OF the COMMITTEE,
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VOHH b. MYERS d CO., AUCTIONEERs
. Nos. 2s2 and ga MARKET Street.
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October T. at lO o'clock, on iour months credit 700
Goods. ~ iH1 5t
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tGg7 CRITTENDFN'S COMMERCIAL
ofSevenJh.
Established 1874. Incorporated 1856.
THE LONGEST ESTABLISHED AND BEST
ORGANIZED COMMERCIAL COLLEGE IN THE
CITY.
PRACTICAL BOOK KEEPING, in all its branches,
as piactised by the best accountants and business
PENN ANSHIP, COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS,
COMMERCIAL Law, BUSINESS FORMS, ETC
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
Students received at any time, and instructed at
such hours may best suit their convenience, Cata-
lOgues furnished gratis on application.
The CRlTTENDEN COMMERCIAL ARIrHAIE-
TIC AND BUSINESS MANUEL for sale at the
College.
Price Sl'25 10 2wsmlm
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LARGE SALE OF BRITISH, FRENCH, GERMAN.
r., AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
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On Thursday Morning,
october 10. at 10 O'Clock, embracing 1000 paclapoa
ana lots Of fancy and staple articles. liC8St
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
T ARGE SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.

OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE, \
No Is STATE STREET,
,, - NEW YORK, Oct. A. 1867
Army Clio hing and Equpsge, No. 400 WASHING
TON StreeJ, New YORK city, on TUESDAY, the 22d
day OF october, 1867, commencing at II O'clock A. NJ
10 be continued from dow dnN. the fnlInuuncr
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LARGE PEREDfPTORY SALE OF FRENCH ANI
OTHER LUAOPEAN DRY GOODS. ETO.,
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AUCTION sRLEs,

M % l. l. l. l. An d CO
A 5pSGs9sq5s i 70 e ahP ~ ~ E9r9 8 8 "a S2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n9537 THE "EvENING TELEGRAPHp MAY
- always be found at the Cigar and Periodical
Store No. 2il s. FIFTEENTH Street lust below
LOCUST 9 % l5t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-06
OF AUDIT.

- NOTICE.
Under and In pursuance Of section nine) Of act of
Ne Lesatnre Of the state Of New York entitled IAN act
% enable the Board NJ Supervisors Of county
York raise BY tax Tor the Of the OF
the city Of New YoE and in relation 70 the expenditure
and 70 prcvas fes he auditing and q
nw s;inst AID Corpors npasssd April q 1851 no;
cly fcr the aAiustmsns and settlement q ~
yAn1y Ne 0fs eighteen hundred sixy against
- Moor Aps!mss ahd sConnonAty Of the city Of New
3k have appointed and do hereby appoint Tue1day
&s5A dy a 5sns nezt sle1E g ths court q Co!nnon
- xsss e .s A4;ss s.d p;ss = at Z. Which q ne y
Snsh sisAns - eleven O'Clock in the forenoon
ne :! e.nssiss shs seus.hs, psov.see IAN par
n0A1n1wea eaURinql 1ho etty a. Nav York unad
essa q 1ed9 uiIIa sSrss s6ils fsom ne pessss. q
lsns.l sg.p.t - Nsyo!; re CenalsnaIy &
S g e z,ss y e az. "A s;esss s,s
Seysesss.ttsa - q ny e asaon .hsis
+. ~ nChARD II CONNOLLY
ComDtronor City Of New York.
uxvYoax Aprfl 60 I0o5
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IA beauty is = fine hgure MAMMARIAL BALM AMI
PATENT ELEyATURS dcvelope the female form. 9Oi
4rcadway or II East Twentieth street.
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A BEL ADAMS WISHES TO APOLOGIZE IN THIS
IL public manner to the blue-eyed lady he met in the
1ih ayenue stage on Saturday last for referring TO Dr.
Yankee Notions No offence WAS meant but II WAS very
significant she win II she good enough get copy
and Il.
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GREENWOOD LOT FOR SALE.-IMPROyED LOT IN
Greenwood Cemetery, situated Grape avenue. sur
rounded BY hedge three old and planted with shrub
bey well shaded with forest trees Apply 70 j. L. ABBOT
ll6 Pearl street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CARD.-wILLtAM d. BIGELOw BEGS LEAVE
"A TO inform the public that he has opened at $50
sScwer corner bond street With new stock Of Boots,
ready supply his with st class prices
- suit the times. WILLIAM d. BIGELOw CO.,
$50 Bowery. corner Bond street
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NEW YORK, MONDAY, MAY 6, 1867.


EoR SALE-A PAIR OF DARK BAY HORSES vBRy
closely matched long tails, black feet egz and
years DID, warranted perfectly sound without bemish
good four minute horses and 60 in great style To b
private stable In Lexington avenue the third stable from
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EVEEKI MAN ULHHI 70 UMN HIn OWN H0IsE.-
W Third avenue offers for sale at psccs that mo-
body and terms that w SUIT cyerybody sevcrsl substantial
corner paying on the price asked per cent stu
Ated on Twenty third street. the ferry and arer
capitalists are invited call and have Introduction the
properly man with two three four thousands
buy himself house and lot that nav itseIf in
fcw years. Never better opportunity offered 70 srt 4
home Also substantial four story brick Corner House
and Lot on Third avenue Nneeenth ward paying over len
per cens under an unespred lease, bargain Four brick
aud one frame Houses and Lots Third avenue psvipc
large interest $3.50
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E,OR SALE ON CLINTON, NEAR FULTON ANENUR,
Brooklyn first class brick House, 10 rooms ~ lots
the premises Of j. KIRBY, builder Gates avenue
Washington avenue.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-04
CRITTENDEN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.

Tha College occupies the whole upper portion OF thfes
aoes large double bndng A. the n II %nSsaS
and fitted up In styla OF elegance aud oonYenenee
which IL unsurpassed -, :, -
character. The appreciation OF n value Is
shown by the fact that during the past year nearly seven
Students were In attendance, and also by the
sadInsss With which Its graduation secure lucrative
situations, and the large number OF AppHeAuous nAue
TO the College for them.
The sOur'' 0fin'' sFHoSotR.kis RiiPfsSta
which Is taughtin all Its dsp1rtmsnts And sppsatons
ness men, Each student openB writes out and closes
several set OF books adapted to the various branches
trade makes out In proper form te various papers useo
in buAlnasE such as Promissory Notes. Receipts, Ac.
count Currents, Account saiel Business Letters,
balance Bheets, &C.. aud Ii instructed in the large
Ssr1sty Of transactions and Of business lfs
PRNMANHHIP.
vh,oh Ia important to every businesa man receives
especial attention. aud the method Instruction pursued
49, Il veil calculated to make elegant Aud rapid psnmen
COMMERCIAL ARITHMRrlo,
Exehange &c. ID taught in Its shortest and most APP
proved msthodB. x-.- 49,
CoMxRRolAL Law, MATHEMATICS, and pEfEcrINe ceus-
xHTEr NoTRs are included In the course OF Instruction
TBLEGRAPuIHG
both BY Sound and on Paper taught by ofhe best
OF practical experienced operators, and every seiy
Is afforded for acquiring full knowledge OF ali tns
dsnaTtment has been opened Tor the reception OF
Of ladies for instruction In this branch, rhegtsAt Ano
uoreaslng dsmAnd for competent operators, oners IN
| usual opertunt. 4for rsmuueratye employment.
AZ nstruetiea Is given to each student separately
those who 60 snter for any pArsulAr az
The time usually rOquiredfor the complete Counting
House Courses vareH from eight TO twelve week. Ae
sordiuR 10 the number Of hours daily devoted toh
handsome Dploma with the seal Of the institution At
tAehed,i 10 awarded en- graduation. ...
Students received at any time and Afe instrue's
At such hours as may hest Huit their convenience,
Catalogues containing terms, &c,,mAy be oetAins
gratis on application. - NJ,
| KaFPtHg, and JupaB sHARwooD'B lectures before IN
ON Commercial Law. for sale atthe College
S.H. CRITTENDEN q Co.,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-04
PMRUVIAN SYRUP.

A PROTECTED SOLUTION OF THE PRoroxIDE
OF IRON, supplies the blood with Its LIFE ELkhhNT'
IRON giving strength, vsOr and new llic to the whole
system.
II the thousands who are suffering from DYsPbPblA,
DEBILITY, FEMALE WEAKNESSES, &C., would but
test the virtues Of the PERUVIAN SYRUP, the eject
would got only astouiIh thsmsclveS but would please
ali their rlsnds for instead Of feeling CROSS "a gone
Ana miserable, they would be cheerful, vigorous and
active. ...
DISTINGUISHED JURIsT WRITES TO FRlEND
AS FOLLOWS
have tried the Peruvian Syrup, and the result iJ
nultAInI your prediction II has made Hhw MAN Of ms
lpiusei into my syatem nav vigor and energy an no
longer tramulous aud debtated As when you ~. ~
ma but stronger hearter, and with larger espaeY oi
iaSof mental and physical than at any time during eh'
last Ave years"
thousand. have been changed BY The uss Of s TeIeds
nom psaI scky suffering creatures, 70 strong healhy
sHd hsppy dRd o1nei ana ihvana' ean"0' ''a'V''
ably hfsifdie 10 oivS II tri1l,'
The Genulns has APERuviAN srRuP blown IN thelalssA
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| j. p pINBM0hE, Proprietor,
| No. SO Day Street, New York.
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4o1trual anU Statesman
TrsspAY MORNING, JUNE A, 1867


siaas no nstItutesH square.
as- onel,n nggnns y 80 cents per square
81 slnse " sour iiues slnglel nsertion ~ cents.
ar wants a T. AND TArEsdAN is published every
The jour H erIaay al THREE DOLLARS YEAH Pay
able lu aud no paper dseohtnuSa un
sss than ln.ss unlestat Inception otthspup
all arfeAr .,.., -.
liher yp,sfY JOURNAL AND HrATEsmhN WIN. ~ Pm
The WEI WIEN, ,,any At rwO DOLLARS PEI ANngn u
llahsss siU styanes, orrHREE DoLLAHs " 'A' s"S VI
n ma EtY .snss and
sl lsts9 ,or insertion ionHe' oh'
10 he same pToPosts aent without stating the time
published will be e ont ssoSe s SS
are forbid ~ AZ Annual Advertisers ID athcty lau
IaS Inmsdlato businsss and an NJ ssyertIss
for The Nt Immediately connected with ths, own
msns nv CLASSES OF adv srtlsements In length ~ ~
nsps and ~ h limits engaged will be charged A. me
Wis. p ysos For all such Isns,sa, sdysgsns 9
sepAIs,uy ISsERTioN Of their advertisements III NJ
.oas on tuesdays and Rrldsys gu, n sreyious to
ielne o',iosS, 4. NJ. on Mondays aud ThursoAss
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-04
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward D. Porter, Principal.
GEggT0N9-I 1897

p,sta order and oiled up with furniture especially
sdaoted for the comfort RAd convenience OF audens
Az turniuhed for the Oldest boys, a. In Colleges
private study free from the confusion and
school room, .,, - .....,..,
dsagned to at young for admission TO our best
Coieges or for the active dutessf thu farm, shop or
By the ilberAlity Trustees th eAcademy
Ia Furnished with library ofi2Ooo volumes and one Of
the best collections Of Chemical and
yatuu In the United StAtes-thue aoTding facilities Tor
aeauring complete Scientific and MahspetiealeducA-
ton far d perioF to most Hehoolsin our country.
The bost Teachers will be employed and NO lapo,
spared to secure the proper moral, mental and
training 1.-THE young entrusted to his care Terms
~ EDWARD D PORTER,
NavrnYk, Dal,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-04

Hair Ia the robe which curious Nature weAvss
ma does ndofn our bodies, ,.,-.
Aud mai alone remains when every other bsauys gone
Whenever new article has come up promising 20 on
ieh adorn or langthtn this most ofnamenta Of All GOV
nas our people have been exceedingly forward 10 Riv'
ng IL trial and In instances than one have psen
sadly d.ppoin!e Il then With great IL H hsis
.,oyaa and We would not do now but for tie reason
tsat We have in our mind article Of super
ouaIty, one that have tried, and know al vel It's
Ssrs ne hair Of a natural glossy Appearance but !!
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axsn mack 10 aaxsn Ii black the ravens plume esn
moi cutsis the luIro With which Y viii ssin return e Il
W. EuoW Of score Of persons whose faded aud mnen
~ hss hseu completely restored By II. We speak Of
Hslls vegetable BellAn Hair Remover we no 9tnef Oh
Won will Sc disappointed Pittsburgh (fal Fate0e'
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Ths advertiser having been restored to health In lsW
Wseks BY very simple remedy after having suffered for
several ysars with lang Affection and that dread
disease Consnmpiionis anxious TO make known to his
fellow. tfsrers the means Of
To all who desire IT, he will send copy Of the presarp
lion used free Of charged with the directions for prepar
ing and using the same which they will find SURE cuRs
for CONSUMPTION AsTHNA, BRoNoHlTs Coudns CoLDs and
ali Throat and Lung Affections The only object Of the
In sending the Prescription Is TO benefit the
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remedy as 1t will coat them nothing, and may prove
besling Parties wishing the prescription, pRRs, by 10
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
mylO-iyw williamsburg, Kings Co New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-04

Tbe Raw George Store Or Brooklyn N. v, says, 10
the Bible Examiner by way Of apology for Publishing
medical certificate his magazine, Of tue care OF his only
1ou Of sorofuA latter dissolution appeared Inevitable
awe publish this statement, not for pay but IN grAtl
tude to God who has answered prayer aud In Justice TO
DR. Andsra being Satisfied that there is virtue In the
Iodine water Treatment which the readers of this Maya
ans will thank EDITOR for bringing to their notice.
Circulars free ,,,,,
MORE Proprietor, SO Dey Street, New York, and by all
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