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In Bankruptcy.
0PFIcE OF TnE U. 3. MARSHAL J

As Messenger.
PORTLAND, Nov. II, 1867.
This II To give notice, That on the eighteenth
day of November. A. ID. 1867, q Warrant In Hank
ruptsy was issued against the estate OF Joseph
Perkins, OF Saco, In tho County OF York and State
OF Maine, who has been adjudged q bankrupt. on
his own Petition that the payment OF any debts
and delivery OF any property belonging to such
of amy property by him are forbidden by law |,
that a meeting of the creditors OF the said Bank
rupt. to prove their debts, and to choose one or
more Assignees OF his estate, will be held At .
Court of bankruptcy, to DO holden at Biddeford.
before James D. Fessenden, Register, on the second
day OF December, A. ID. 1861, ut two o'clock Y. M,
CHARLES CLARK,
u. Marshal rs Messenger,
3wiS Dist. Of Maine.
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We see Il stated that movement Is In pro-
Cress for the banking institutions Of Maine to
make up about $50 900, by voluntary contribu-
tons. of the loss of $50, 900 that the Bowdoin.
ham Bank sustained.
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In saco, Dec. I, Mrs. Dorcas A., daughter Of tho
late Capt Noah Sawyer, aged 2? years.
In Hollis, Nov -, Mrs. Martha n. Sesminon'
aged q years and 10 months.
In Roxbury, Mass, sfr. Rufus d. Allen, aged -
years.
On the Island OF SkIiaway, near Savannah, Ga.
late WIN. Cole, Of Sennsbu,k. Irhe subject OF
this notice was youn. man VI more than ordlnas
ry promise, possessing q nne mind, incorruptiblo
integrity and suavity Of manners that endeared
him ~ all who knew him
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Tn. N. Y. Erprs,,. n mink eo,,.rbc.,

The N. Y. Erprss', a mink coppcrhcad
sheet, is noisy in its cries Of "RHmp Con.
gress," &c designating that body as revo.
lutionary, and its acts rs usurpation. YET
its managing editor and ehiet owner Is
member Of that Congress, and is never be-
hind-band in drawing his pay. Another,
specimen Of "Democracy." :
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Its we'll to remember some Of the form.
ulas in which the Democratic party is now
loudly declaring its creed. Here are few:
..sis,ery Is right freedom 1, rrong."
The cause which Abraham Lincoln led vas
the most unnatural, impious and sinful that ha.
ever afflicted the world"
''rhe cause upheld by jefferson Davis 10 the
cause Of God. liberty, and civilization"
ut Is the Presidsnt's duty to disperse Con-
gress."
1--WE want none Of your soldiers. We've had
enough Of them"
"Grsnt and Sheridan must be snuffei OUT
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The National Cough Cure

Has cured Rev. william Mcdonald, OF Boston,
when pronounced by physic,sns mssrsbts. IL Vii
cure any es,ahis cough I IL alwAys r.hsr.. TOT
superior. AdtniTsble, also, for pablo speahsrs
and slnsers Sold by all Druggists. u. Z. GOOD
WIN & Co, Boston. Wholesale Agents. o
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THE BEAUTIFUL MAIDEN.
Walking slowly mp mp i Bssspn e.. street.

One clear and beautiful day.
A richly dressed lady CHANGED 10 meet,
As she tripped lightly across The way.
Carrie WAS her name knew her we'll
IWalked proudly along BY her side J.,
shs vas superb. In fact, she Was the belle,
only Wished we were going To Ride.
All thls time I Was gailng at her face.
30 perfect and beaudful IN behold
Then saw her form In fURS cncased,
And asked where such furs were cold!
Bhe replied. "cesrf street, one fAhfr-fssr,
BY n. & EVANS, the PuR rRApERi
And rest assured he has plenty more.
30 got set for Mlss Annie Leader"
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ssSsevtbeps are rvqse.ted TO examine the date cn
the printed eoo~ clip attached their Pap<r this In
dcaies Tie time .hxh the sah.eripuoo 10 paid fos
Instance "iM.ycs" thai the subrh<r has I~d To
May i.,. 1875. When ne~ paymen, 10 male. fAis date
VII be fansdssfsiv a~sd % that the iseef coostAnt
R<csips is S'uii ne the time -heh the subscriber
has psh Subscribers In arrears ar. requested 10 Inward
the sums due. imoeiiatsiy.
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No notice will be taken, at this once. OF snony.
mcus communications. The name and address OF
the writer must be given, set for psbieafioa, but
90 . guaranty OF his good aith.
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DIED.

n Notlces of deaths MT exssing SIX lines, Inserted
frec above tina. numhr, n regular advertising rates.
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&c., &c. Prizes paid In Gold. psites Csshei and
Information given by GEORGE uPiIAM,
iyU ~ 81 N. Main 81. Pro'idence, X. ].
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Leaving.

which the government pays the hanks for . loan
Of $500, 600 900 little less than three-fourths
Of one per cent.
But there 10 still another aspect Of the case
The banks are held rig,dly accountable for
the interest they receive on money honestly
loaned to the government when u needed
money, and they claim credit for the money
loaned IN the government without interest.
They hold these one hundred and hity millions
In obedience 10 the mandates OF the Law, while
money d worth 10 them six per cent They
therefore give the government the use Of the
money that II TO Say:
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sTATE OF MAINE.

IN satarpai npeting II the "commissiooer' ihr.u1
~ ralns Affairs q The lnsAse Asylum" ~iu b s''s'I
81 The iiosIsi.ioa
Tuesday, the 10Th day OF D-cember SsifI
n o'cO<x A. ". An p-rsons In pn-s-sscn q any ho
vheh they may deem myn~ast II pfrrpce IN ssbi ins
tujsa arr her,ty rrs,ostci % cmmunoae tie sshsnD
a suf t.c,s IN skt w <.tss. pfvyicos " The w
aS,rsai n any such matter b deus~i n snfrssis
l.stADee by " 10 uarrAs u, all Tsr-ns saiins -
-mmuulaiicns VA b. summoned bfo<v ne o. gtw c
dspc- anil u,eh tes viIl is psh
AddresS, cs~m,.sissus inpssfi1aiisg 4fstn " s1
Asas Asytsa,
Augusta, Maks.
i j 9 JILL SSIIEn. lc.--.-...r.
JAMES ". DEERiNG,>
Augusta. Nov. =. 1871. E
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY,
OF CUBA.
DRAWN ONCE IN SEVENTEEN DAYH

Oae Pviso sf...................StU
aluminium. SOsOVO
............'ss.... SSsOyO
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III the bOnus cost lU0, the amount taVeu
would be 81 .l22.6ll.
II the bombs could be bought at par, the
amount saved would be $4,000, 900.
United States six per cent. bonds ore now
worth In the market from eight to ten per cent.
measure should be adopted rs the policy Of the
government, the bonds could he bought At par.
II may no assumed, then, that the saving would
be equal to the marimum stated, viz , $4,000
600. This Is the sum total to be saved, under
the aspect Of the case most favorable to the Si-
yocates OF the proposed change.
But this Is not all. The national banks arc
compelled by law to hold constantly IN reserve
q certain percentage Uf their circulation and
deposits In United States legal tender notes.
The amount thus held permanently In reserve
L. never less than one hundred and ffty mil
lions, (generally about $50, 900 900 and Is
gratuitous loan TO the government. The banks
ret no interest on II. II 10 % much of their
capital unproduetive, invested In non-interest-
bearing notes f'the government.
The Gaze may now be stated thus:
The banks have loaned to the government -
follows:
culation. bearing six per Ct interest, s8OnDIO0
Bearing i've per cent interest. ....... sLUlD
Permanent reserve Of legal tenders... laoooop
Total loan to the United States. asc.ooo,coo
For which they receive
sir per cent. interest on $40 ON 00. ...Si5 nnOO
Five per cent. interest on tH0o,o0.... 4,sQoW
Total. ...............s.......... lySup
But they refund In taxes........'...'...tio|
,-,. -asmooo
The national Republican., 1867-07-16
DRoPOsALS FOR NAVY CLOTH
ING.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, }
BUREAU PRoyIsIoNs AND CLOTHING, !
lima IL lahI

4
BUREAU Provisions AND CLOTHING, !
June II, lSh7.
Proposals, sealed and endorsed Proposals for
Navy Clothing," will be received at this Bureau
til 4 O'Clock, D. m on TUESDAY, the l8th day OF
July next for TEN THOUSAND PAIRS Blue
sAfINRT TROUSERS, 5000 pairs deliverable in
New York and 1000 pairs in Boston, also, TEN
THOUSAND BLUE FLANNEL oYRRsHIRrs, 5000
deliverable in New York, and 900 In Bostoai both
articles to be Of the navy standard and delivered
at the Navy Yards at The above named places
within sixty days after notification OF the acceptance
OF proposal, and there pass the usual Inspection.
For description Of the articles, and the packages
to conAin them bidders referred 10 the samples
at the said Navy Yards and for Information I'm pam
phlst foEm) regarding contracts to the ofces Of the
commandants and pay masters Of the several Navy
Yards.
Ryery offer must be accompanied BY a written
auaIantes signed by one or more responsible per
soma to the elect that he they undertake that tho
bidder or bidders WILL II his or their bid be accepted
enter into an obligation within Ave days, with good
and sufeient suretiss to furnish the articles pro
posed the responsibility Of the guAranoIs to be eeti
he'd 70 By the Assessor Of Internal Revenue for th'
Distriot In which they reside.
| No proposal toiIl Be considered unIess docompa
ntsd 6v suoA gudrdAtss and BY satf4fdaorv evf
dsnos hai the bidder u regular dealer IN the drtt
els and has the license re2ufrei ~ act V C9norsSs.
! jsis.law4w II. BRIDGE, Chief Of Bureau.
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NATIVE WINE BITTERS.

CHARLES 6AUTIBR re,peetfully invites atten-
tion 10 his NATIVE WINE BITTRRs, iaade from q
recipe Of many years standing, which has acquired
au uallsd reputation wherever 1t has been used
as q provocative Of all miasmAtc and malarial dis
eases. It invigorAtes the muscles, puIiaes the
blood corrscts the action OF the liver and kidneys,
promotes digestion, establishes regularity In the
female system, and is admirably adapted as a cure
for all diseases Of females arising from debility
Being made Of native wine and the best vegetable
onics II cannot be surpassed as an appetiLer and
vigorstor early in the norHins, and before meals
generally; and being perfectly free from everything
nAuseous and unpleasant may be used not only with
safety at all times bat is cor ndently recommended 70
persons Of both sexes q gentle simulant, though
powerful tonic, whenever such an article Is needed
or desired. No family should be without 1t, as II
will supply a great desideratum In Strengthening
and nyisorAting growing children, BY whom it may
be used with perfect impunity. As the season fol
malarlal and miAsmAtlc diseases is now approach
ing this astios Is offered being without rival a
a preventive Of all diseases OF the summer and
autumn, and q general invigorator Of the humaI
system In adults and children, as we'll as males ant
females
The trade is respectfully invited 70 call:
O. @ UTTER,
Importer and Dealer In Wines and Liquors,
jyl3 I'm So p--"--'---'- "Sepue
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aatio,iallI5 'gtpablIliatau.
rRArns or ApynRrrsrre.

One square, one Insertion, eli subsequent inssr.
tions 90 cents. opssauare, one month,ss Liberal
Inducements TO quarterly, semi i.snnuai and yearly
advertisers.
Every other day Advertisements, 90 Per cent addi.
tlonai. Twice sweek advertisement, 70 per cont.
additional. t'S 4
Blight lines constitute square. Less than asauars
charged In proportion, st the shove rates. i5T1i
Editorial notices. as cents psr line each insertion.
Local nssios', 70 cents psr line sash insertion. .
Advertisements coming under the hsads Of wants,
vor Sale, For Rent, Lost and Pound, not sssssdlns
four lines, one Insertion, Is cents; three times. %
oents Any greater number Of lines Al proportionats
rates. .TriI'Ta iHH Z
Advertisement should be handed In before .. m.
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AMUsEME EnTs.

NATIONAL THEATRE.-Skifan and Gaylord's
Minis trsis, an organisation which enjoys q coed
reputation throughout the Western States, made
thfir hrst appearance in this city, last evening,
81 tho National theatre. They presented an en-
fsrtaining programme, and introduced that sue
ce,sfui panoramic feature known as "shsrman'i
March to the Sea-" The audience was very fair
and the troupe mado a favorable impression
wo would advise them to drop political aliu
siops In their performance as II has been detri
mental to every Minstrel Organization that hav,
INDUCED in thsm. Audiences are comprised Of
people who have various opinions, and insiuua.
lions to party arc ill.timsd and offensive.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

New TEMPERANCE SooIErY.--In response
to an invitation extended to tho members Of 81.
Dominiok's church by their pastor, Rev. J. A.
Bokel, o. 8. D., . large and respectable assem-
blsgs attended In the basement Of the church on
Sunday evening, for the purpose Of holding q
preliminary meeting for the organization Of a
tempsrane society. Rev J. A. Bokel presided
and Mr.. VIM. O. Kinsloy was chosen secretary
pro tenn. In IN eloqueut and effective address
the reverend chairman stated the object Of the
meeting, after which rs persons signed the
pledge. Mr.. George Savage delivered q speech,
after which Mr.. Chas. OConner and Rev. b. v,
Carey addressed the audience. The further or
ganisation of the society is adjourned to next
Sunday.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

BILL TO ABOLISH THE OFFICE OF SUPER
IsrEsDEsr OF SEWERS, &o.-Mr. Ashley intro.
duced In the House yesterday, q bill to abolish
tho Office Of Superintendent and Inspector OF
Sewers, DO, recently created BY the city eoun.
ellis. The bill reads:
Be IL enacted, &C., That tho once Of superin-
tendent and Inspector Of Sewers, Carriags.ways,
and New Buildings, created by an act or ordi.
nance Of the Board Of Aldermen and Board oi
Common Council Of the city Of Washington, and
approved tho 10th day Of June, 1857, be and the
same is hereby abolishedi and tho said act OF
ordinance creating and establishing the same, ID
hereby declared null and void, and therefore set
aside. Referred to Committee on District oi
Columbia.
A copy Of the act passed by the City cOuncill
accompanies the BILL
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

SALE OF CORPORATION HAY ScALEs.-
Yesterday, at tho City Hall, Msssrs. ]. B.
Wheeler d Co., auetioneers, sold two Of the
Corporation hay scales at public auction. One
Ninth street, near the Centre Market, was started
at 5000, and whom II was announced that II
would not be sold at less than what 1t had pre-
yiously brought ($4s5,) Mr.. W. l. Wall bid
$500. and II was knocked down to him.
No. 2, on Seventh street, opposite the North
ern Market, was sold to Mr. T. M. Embrey, fol
$40l, 81 advance on the price paid last year.
Nos and 4, at the Anaeostia Engine House
and at the intersection Of Maryland avenue will
Third street east, were not bid for.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

CHARLES County, "GoD BLESS You
On yesterday We saw barrel of roasting ears"
from the farm Of Hon. D. Blooher, at Smiths 8
Point, Md, soma Of which measured II inches,
and all were well filed with grain. Such an In
cident 10 rare for Charles county, and shows that
she Is being rapidly 'rsoonstructsd' BY farmers
moving In from other sections Of the Union.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

CAMP MKErIsGs.-The Methodist Episco-
pal camp meeting for Rlkridge Landing Circuit
Of mile from Hanover Switch, on tho Washing
ton Branch railroad, commencing on the 2Sd Of
August. Tho camp for Calvert Circuit will be
held near Prince Frederick, on the Gath Of Au.
gust. St. Mary's camp will be held near Mount
Zion church In that county. commencing on tn Q
l4th Of August
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

- The Gravest Maladiss OF Youth and
RARLr NAssooD.-Howard Association Essays, on
the Physiology Of the Passions, and the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the hrs age Of
with Reports on new methods Of treatment en-.
ployed In this Institution Sent In sealed letter
ysiopss, FREQ Of charge. Address, DR.. J. sKILLIH
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Penn. myl7-Sm
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

ExCURsIoN.-We would call attention
to the excursion Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, to take place on the 18th inst. The
steamer Wawaset will take the excursionists to
Glymont, touching at and landing those At Mount
Vernon, who may wish to remain, and there Ii
no doubt but that most agreeable time will be
enjoyed by all who nay participate.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY.-George Sew,
sranos and John W. Nsstor, for being drunk and
disorderly, were arrested by Officers Kimmel and
Hopkins, Of the Sixth precinct, and were fined,
by Justice Thompson, 81 each.
RenA Price, colorsd, for similar offence, wa,
fined 90 by the same Justice, and In default o.
payment, sent 10 the workhouse.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

SENT TO Henry Taylor, colored,
was sued by MiIlsy Henderson for the support
Of an illsgitimats child, and Of which Henry was
the father. He not being able to give security
that he would maintain tho waif was committed
10 jail by Justice Walter.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

81 Sexual Diseases, Debility &c.-Pay
no more money to ouaeks, but buy TRALL JACK.
soS's "PathoiOgy'' and CURE YOURSELF. 8.
Sold by American News Co., lai Nassau street, New
York. ssud for a circular. ap23-d&wSms
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

CONDITION OF the thermometer in the
shade for July ID, as observed at W. 8. Thomp.
sons drug store, corner Of Fifteenth street and
New York avenue; ga. M, TO- I'm, 76i Sp'
IN, 79i 6p. m, ID.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

MARRIED.-This morning, at 6 o'clock,
was united in marriage to Miss HsttiS A. Patten,
Of this city. The ceremony was performed at
the residence Of the brides parents, No 484 tenth
street, between d and Il, Rev. DR.. Coomss
being the officiating clergyman, The happy
couple received the oongratulation, Of their nu
merous friends at tho conclusion Of the ceremony
and left on q tour North, In the 745train.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

A1- This movement is entirely separate from, and
has no connection with any other enterprise.
Address all orders and communication, with
" GEORGE W. THOMAS,
Managing Direetor,
ie2a.f No. $40 Pa. ave-, washipgtou, D, c.
aS- Editors are respectfully iuvited to notice this
"NArIoSAL 0FFEKISa' Of sympathy and pbilan-
thropy and to lend It such aid their beneyolonee
suFRehts.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

RExovAL-Justice Miller has removed
his ONCE to No. IS Louisisns avenue, near Sixth
street. Entrance also on d street.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

NATIONAL Insurance CoNPASY.-The
National Insurance Company have effected the
permanent completion Of their organization, and
yesterday morning. at q meeting Of the board Of
directors, elected Col James T. Close, Of Vir-
ginia, general agent Of tho company, and Mr.. @.
A. Hall, ESQ, Of this city, secretary. The d.
and we arc satisfied Of their ability and capacity
to meet all obligations which they may under.
| take or be liable to.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

b Yesterday Senator Sher.
man appeared In the Senate chamber for the 6rst
time this session.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

The Baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD AND
THROUGH FREIGHT. = Arrangements have re-
Gently been perfected by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. by which freights to and
from Cincinnati, Columbus, Louisville, Chicago.
St. Louis, and other points West, Northwest,
and Southwest, are shipped through without
breaking bulk, an advantage which shippers
will readily understand. Under this arrange
ment, two cars reached Camden station on Sat-
urday morning last direct from Chicago. Aher
diSoharging their contents, the cars were again
loaded with freight exclusively for Chicago, and
promptly dispatched for that point by the
Lightning Express Line" Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company Baltimore Daily Com,
meyeial, 15th
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-The following
real estate changed hands in this city last week,
at the prices noted Part Of tract Of land called
Mt. Elizabeth, Fourteenth street avenue, $l97.-
SSi; east half of lot 27, square 49s, at $l,80oi
sub.lots to 80 and 36 to liz, In square 1923, q,
$40, $780, lots 90 aud 93, In square l025, at $500
lot l, in square 29l. at 81, ,000i sub.lot 38, In
square 2l0, at 81 ,290i part of lot IL, in squAr,
SO, at $i,O24i sub.lOt A, in square $40, a
| SB, IT'S.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16


Major General, Commissioner.
10 this grand reception there will be offered 10, 700
certih eates Of admission at q each, which will entie
the holders to superb copies Of Splendid Steel Plato
Ensrayinss, produced 6y new process, ne IN highest
UNIQUE and beautiul pictures and the perfection Of
their execution, arc such as must eommend them TO
public appreciation. These certificates will also en-
title the holders to the award apportioned them Tbs
arrangements for the m .nagement OF this NATIONAL
knoviedgsd PRINCIPLES OF LAW AND MORALS,
and the Of conducting It such as cannot fail
10 secure public confidence and generous support.
Relying with confidence on the generously OF the
American public to assist Of true philAnthro-
Py when fairly presented and justly eondusied we
hearty good wil cannot fail to give permanent re-
lief to the Destitute and Suffering while the rotuin
to the oenefactors will be-First, A nne copy OF
Steel Plate Engraving be delivered free OF charge
Second, Admission to the Grand Musical Reception |
and, Third, Their award in the Rpportionme OF
tl50 900 in United States GreenbAeks to be appro-
priated to certificate holders the balance to be Ap.
piled to the purchase Of Pictures and the payment
Of discounts, commissions and other expenses.
This apportion ment will be made aud returned to
the holders Of cerheates such lawful manner as
committee Of ave prominent gentlemen, selected
from among the certificate holders shall determine,
ON or about the 18th day Of October 1857 and In pro
ratio proportion, should the full number OF eertiG
Gates not be sold The sale Of certificates will posi-
lively close on the 10th OF October.
~ Orders for certificates msy be sent direct 10
us, with stamps for return postage, enclosing tfe
amount for the number Of certificates ordered which
II large amount, should be In drat OF post othee
| order, payable 10 the order Of GEORGE W THOMAS,
which will receive prompt attention. Be particular
and write names plainly, giving date town, county
and State. Toe following our club rates To re-
sponsble agents, hfteen per cent commission Will DO
| allowed on single certificate rates - -
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

az- To Consumptives.-The Advertiser
having been restored TO health In fow weeks, BY
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption, Is snxieus to make known 10
his fellow-sufsrers the means Of cure.
To all who desire 1t he will send copy Of the pre-.
seription used, free Of charge with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
nnd suRs ouRE roR CONSUMPTION, AsTunA, BRos.
oHrris, &c. The only object Of the advertiser in
sending the prescription ia to benent the aniieted
and spread information which he eoneeiyes 10 be in
valuable and he hopes every sufferer will try hi,
remedy. as II will cost them nothing and may prov,
. blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please sd'
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oe25-dwly Williamsburg, Kings Co, MY.